23117 Crestwood Ln California, MD 20619
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Be ready to fall in love with this recently remodeled home filled with beautiful updates inside and out. The brand-new kitchen features quartz countertops, a large island, stainless steel appliances, and an open layout that connects to the dining and living areas. Luxury vinyl plank flooring runs throughout, and the Florida room just off the kitchen opens to a tiered deck overlooking the in-ground pool. The primary suite includes a huge walk-in closet with a skylight, plus a second closet, and a private bath with a new vanity, lighting, shower, flooring, and toilet. The hall bath has also been updated with a new vanity, sink, faucet, flooring, tub, exhaust fan, lighting, and toilet. All bedrooms have fresh paint and new carpet. The living and dining rooms feature new drywall, floors, and Anderson windows, while the sunroom offers new Anderson windows, flooring, and ceiling fans. The finished basement includes a bedroom, full bath, large laundry room with new cabinets and sink, and a cozy wood-burning fireplace. The basement itself has new drywall, drop ceiling, flooring, and a ceiling fan. Step outside to enjoy a 1+ acre lot with mature trees for added privacy, a fenced backyard, and an in-ground pool with DE filtration system (pump grids replaced in 2024), firepit, and landscaped walkways. A 3-car side-entry garage, re-asphalted and extended driveway with 30 amp RV hookup, solar panels, new vinyl siding, and HVAC (2021 under warranty) complete the package. Fiber-optic internet already installed. A great upgrade for anyone who works from home or streams. The community offers walk and bike lanes, tennis courts, a clubhouse, and two ponds within walking distance - including one accessible by a path directly from the backyard. All in a sought-after neighborhood close to PAX River, shopping, and dining.
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