154 Kingston Park Ln Middle River, MD 21220
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154 Kingston Park Lane, Middle River, MD Type: Single-family residence Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 full baths Living Area: Approximately 2,101 sq ft Lot Size: Around 10,660 sq ft (0.24 acres) Unique Character & Waterfront Living This home offers prime waterfront living on Dark Head Creek, featuring: 3 boat lifts including 2 jet ski lifts, 1 boat lift , new 50 foot slip to accommodate a 42 foot yacht. Deep water minimum 8 feet. No flood insurance required (elevated property) New HVAC system , new baths, updated kitchen , extra large washer/ dryer. Parking for 4 cars and a storage shed Welcome to 154 Kingston Park Lane — Waterfront Living at Its Finest! Step into this meticulously maintained, historic 1924 gem nestled along the tranquil shores of Dark Head Creek. Boasting hardwood floors, new a/c and hvac, three bedrooms, two updated full baths and tile flooring across approximately 2,100 sq ft of timeless charm, this home combines classic character with everyday comfort. Entertain or unwind in the generous living area warmed by a cozy wood-burning stove. Laundry is effortlessly handled on the main floor—efficiency meets ease. Venture through carol-glass atrium to your favorite hideaway: a screened porch that frames ever-changing water views and gentle breezes. Outdoor living takes center stage on the sizable fenced lot. Launch your boat directly from your long pier with lift, enjoy freshwater access, or simply relax, the spacious fenced yard extends right down to the water’s edge-the options are endless. Below, a full basement waits to be personalized—storage, workshop, or recreation—your choice. Historically solid and quietly updated with energy-efficient windows, this home is priced attractively relative to comparable homes in the 21220 area, offering value and lifestyle wrapped in one. Whether you're seeking a serene countryside escape or a waterfront retreat close to urban conveniences, this property delivers.
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