1628 Stream Valley Overlook Severn, MD 21144
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Exquisite Toll Brothers Home in Arundel Forest on Premium Lot!!! Welcome to this beautifully maintained Woodstock model by Toll Brothers, located in the highly desirable Arundel Forest community on one of the best lots in the neighborhood! Step into a bright, two-story foyer that flows into formal living and dining spaces. The gourmet kitchen features granite countertops, brand-new stainless steel appliances, ample cabinetry, and an oversized breakfast bar. It opens to a spacious family room with vaulted ceilings, a wall of windows, and a cozy gas fireplace. Enjoy the sunny solarium with serene wooded views, leading to a deck and a custom stone patio—complete with built-in fire pit, grilling area, bar, and space for outdoor dining—perfect for entertaining. Main level also includes a versatile flex room (ideal as bedroom or office), powder room, laundry, and mudroom. Beautiful engineered hardwood flooring. Upstairs, the luxurious primary suite boasts a sitting room, dual walk-in closets, and a spa-like bath with soaking tub, frameless shower, dual vanity, and private water closet. Three additional bedrooms share a full bath with dual sinks. Open hallway overlooks the beautiful foyer. The finished basement is a showstopper with exposed beams, a custom reclaimed wood bar, karaoke system & TV (included), and a huge rec room. Plus: two bonus rooms (used as a gym and guest room) and a full bath—ideal for guests or extended stays. New carpet. Located in a resort style community with great amenities ( outdoor pool, clubhouse, playground (2), walking trails) and convenient access to major routes 295, 95, 100, 32, shopping, entertainment. Minutes from Ft Meade, NSA, National Business Park. Centrally located between Baltimore, Annapolis and Washington DC. Don’t miss this rare opportunity! Please refer to floor plan for sq footage of each floor.
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