2110 Foxfield Cir Frederick, MD 21702
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About this home
Welcome to this Spacious 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home perfectly nestled in the sought-after Whittier Lake Community. Enjoy breathtaking mountain views and an unbeatable location surrounded by parks, lakes, and neighborhood charm. Step inside to find gleaming hardwood floors and an inviting layout featuring a living room, dining room, and family room with a cozy gas fireplace (new insert installed in 2021). The open-concept kitchen boasts quartz countertops, a large island, walk-in pantry, and a bright breakfast bump-out with custom Palladian blinds—perfect for morning coffee or casual dining. The large primary suite offers double closets and private bath. The finished lower level includes three versatile rooms—ideal for a den, home office, playroom, or extra storage. Enjoy outdoor living on the composite deck and patio, surrounded by lush landscaping on a spacious corner lot. Recent updates include: Roof (2020) – 30-year shingles, 150 mph wind-rated, HVAC system (2022) , Gutters & downspouts (2022), Radon remediation system, Double washer/dryer hookups (main level & basement) Many closets offer organizational systems as well as the Garage includes adjustable organizational shelves. Community amenities abound—three swimming pools, basketball courts, tennis courts, green spaces, walking paths, and nearby Whittier Lake with bridges, benches, and a gazebo for relaxation. Conveniently located within walking distance to BBQ, pizza, barbershop, Anytime Fitness, and Whittier Elementary School. Easy access to public transportation—bus stop two blocks away, commuter rail four miles away, and just 10 minutes to Historic Downtown Frederick offering dining, boutique shopping, local breweries, arts, Carroll Creek, and Baker Park. Home is being sold As-Is, with a 1 year Home Warranty included. A few areas need paint and new carpet—ready for your personal touch. Professional interior photos coming soon! Experience the Whittier lifestyle—you’ll love calling this special neighborhood home!
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