1513 Princess Anne Ln Pocomoke City, MD 21851
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About this home
Turn-key 3BR/2BA contemporary - fresh paints, new carpeting - detached garage features a huge, finished rec room. Welcoming brick walkway to your covered porch. Hardwood floors through the spacious living room into the formal dining room w/chair-rail molding, breakfast bar opens into the kitchen. Stainless steel appliances, including a great gas-stove, deep storage closet. Small flex room w/hardwood floors + plenty of outlets functions as an efficient home office/computer room. Full bath w/tub/shower combo + laundry room w/full-sized stackable washer/dryer completes the first floor. Upstairs, primary bedroom w/new carpet, walk-in closet, attached bath that also opens to the hall. Updated full bath w/custom tile shower, oversized vanity, + LVP flooring. 2 additional bedrooms with ceiling fans, new carpet + paint. Tons of parking space on the asphalt driveway leading back to the detached garage w/1 overhead door, and a huge finished + conditioned rec room. Great location - tucked away on a residential street, but just 1.4mi to Historic Downtown Pocomoke - a charming small town with rich history, art scene, boutique shops - even its own movie theatre - public parks and boat docks, & unique restaurants on the banks of the Pocomoke River. Location qualifies for 100% Financing! 19mi to NASA Wallops Facility, 19mi to beloved Chincoteague Island, and the incredible wild horses and sandy Atlantic beaches of Assateague. Close to everything Worcester County has to offer - boating, world-class fishing, crabbing, wildlife estuaries, incredible state parks - a true paradise for nature lovers, photographers, boaters - anyone who wants to enjoy the more relaxed pace of the Eastern Shore. Just 2-3 hours to major metro areas - Virginia Beach/Norfolk, Washington DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, NYC. Life in Worcester County is good - from the beaches to the bays & beyond! Sizes, taxes are approximate.
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