177 Pearce Creek Dr Earleville, MD 21919
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$5000 SELLER CONCESSION- Seller is offering $5000 towards any home improvements, painting, etc. Or use the $5000 towards a rate buy down. This classic Colonial offers timeless charm and modern convenience on a spacious 1.93 acre lot that backs to trees . A grand oak staircase greets you in the foyer, complemented by tile and hardwood flooring throughout the main level. The inviting living room and cozy den/study each feature floor-to-ceiling brick fireplaces with wooden mantels, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The main floor also includes a home office, half bath, kitchen, and dining area with sliding glass doors that open to a sunroom with heated floors—ideal for enjoying the natural light and serene views year-round. Additional features include a side entrance from the carport, laundry area, and basement access. Upstairs, the expansive primary suite includes a large walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom with soaking tub and separate shower. Two additional bedrooms and a full bath complete the second level. The finished walk-out basement adds flexible living space with a bonus room (potential 4th bedroom), full bathroom, and a spacious storage/workshop/craft area. A unique shed area beneath the carport offers ample storage for outdoor equipment or recreational gear. The HVAC system is just 6 months old, offering peace of mind and energy efficiency. The home has a whole house water filtration system and softener that was installed 3 years ago. New siding, soffit, facia, and gutters installed 3 years ago. Seller is including the Zero Turn Lawnmower in the sale. Enjoy peaceful surroundings and frequent wildlife sightings. FOR THOSE THAT QUALIFY THERE IS A 2.75% ASSUMABLE VA LOAN, call for more details.
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