16201 Brookmead Ct Upper Marlboro, MD 20772
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This townhouse is priced lower than the median price in this area. Newer townhouses in this area are priced over $450k based and higher if you add other features. Move in ready for the holidays. Discover the charm of this delightful end-of-row townhouse, where comfort meets convenience in a warm and inviting atmosphere. Step inside to find a fully finished basement that offers endless possibilities. Whether you envision a home office, a workshop, or a cozy entertainment area, the daylight windows and walkout stairs create a bright and airy environment that invites creativity. The exterior of the home features classic A-frame architecture, complemented by low-maintenance vinyl siding, allowing you to spend more time enjoying your home and less time on upkeep. The property is part of a well-managed community that includes lawn maintenance, snow removal, and trash services, providing you with peace of mind and more time to relax. The convenience of having your own designated spot means you'll never have to worry about finding a place to park after a long day. While this home does not feature a pool, the surrounding community offers a variety of outdoor spaces to explore and enjoy. Imagine leisurely strolls through nearby parks or enjoying the fresh air on your porch or sitting in your fenced yard with beautiful roses. The possibilities for relaxation and recreation are endless. This property is not just a house; it's a place where memories are made. Whether you're hosting friends for a game night in the basement or enjoying a quiet evening at home, this townhouse provides the perfect backdrop for your life's moments. Don't miss the opportunity to make this charming townhouse your own. Embrace the comfort, convenience, and community that await you in this inviting space. Schedule a tour today and envision the life you can create here! Roof was recently replaced. House comes with one year warranty.
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