2206 Davit Ct Bowie, MD 20721
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**Come Home to one of the best locations in Prince George’s County.** This home has been model home maintained and now ready for you to make it your Own. The moment you arrive to this tucked away gem, you are greeted by a pleasant landscape. Pulling into the driveway, choose one of three garages to store your vehicle. Step into this home and arrive in the foyer perfect for greeting guest. Move the conversation into the living room and feel the sense of luxury as you walk across the Italian Porcelain tiled floors. These floors are also installed in the Office and Dinning Room for a sense of balanced luxury. Explore the main level and imagine using the Sun Room, Office, Great Room, or Morning/Breakfast Room to relax or entertain guest. The Gourmet Kitchen is designed to enjoy cooking and conversation, with its open concept and eat-in area. The main level also has two separate stair cases to access the second floor. No need to take laundry to the basement, this home has a laundry room on the main level directly across from the secondary staircase. Two bedrooms are equipped with a Jack and Jill Bathroom. The third Bedroom has a dedicated bathroom all to itself. The owner's suite provides a sitting room with a fireplace, his and her walk in closets, and a bathroom with dual sinks, a soaking tub, standing shower, and water closet. The finished basement includes a bar/beverage area, multi-purpose space, Den to kick your feet up, and a Theatre room for Movie night. Ready to relax outside? Step out to a fenced oasis of opportunity. Soak in the Hot Tub, sit around the fire pit, hang out on the Hammock, or just have a seat under the Awning and enjoy the deck view. At the beginning of spring and as the final leaves fall in the fall, you have a beautiful view of the pond bordering the neighborhood. Why take a vacation when you can live in one. Come see for yourself.
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