1834 Perryman Rd Aberdeen, MD 21001
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About this home
This adorable rancher has so many impressive features! Enjoy over 1,100 sq ft of living space (not including the sunroom), an oversized attached two-car garage, additional detached garage large enough for your boat, RV, or tandem parking, and a long driveway with ample parking- offering endless possibilities for storage or hobbies. The home offers an inviting layout, spacious rooms, and plenty of natural light! Kitchen has white cabinetry, space for an island or table, and charming wainscoting detail! Open Large living room and dining combo or use the the space as one huge living room! Remodeled main level bath with modern vanity and pretty tile work. Finished lower level has plush carpet, a renovated full bath, and plenty of room for entertaining, movie nights, or everyday recreation. Enjoy additional flexibility in the inviting sunroom—an ideal spot for gatherings, hobbies, or a party space that opens to the outdoors. A covered brick-floor porch extends your living area and creates the perfect setting for morning coffee, crab feasts, dining, or a lounge area. Additional features include hardwood floors, some fresh paint, front porch, arched doorways, vaulted ceilings, ceiling fans, wall-mount AC in sunroom; projector screen in sunroom; mini split in basement; pellet stove in basement and garage; wired for generator. The property’s exterior is just as impressive— The lot is simply beautiful—backing to woods and adjacent to open farmland for stunning views and privacy. All this tucked along a country road, yet only minutes from Aberdeen shops, restaurants, APG, and I-95 for easy commuting. Solar panels are leased and help keep utility costs low. Some furniture can convey/is negotiable. Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity to own your slice of Harford County charm!
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