2323 Springdale Ln Waldorf, MD 20603
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About this home
Beautifully Updated Colonial Style Home in Sought-After Waldorf Community! Welcome to 2323 Springdale Lane, an immaculate 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath home offering over 4,000 sq. ft. of beautifully updated living space. Nestled in a quiet neighborhood, this home perfectly blends comfort, elegance, and modern upgrades. The main level features gorgeous Brazilian hardwood flooring and a professionally painted interior (2024). Upon entry, enjoy new hardwood floors in the dining and living rooms (2023) and a renovated powder room (2024). The gourmet kitchen impresses with custom ceramic tile floors, cherry cabinets, granite countertops, and stainless-steel appliances (2022). Just off the eat-in kitchen is the grand family area, inviting cozy entertainment under the fireplace. The opposite side of the kitchen leads you to the large mudroom/laundry area and entry to the two car garage space. Upstairs, retreat to 4 nice sized bedrooms, hall bathroom, and the luxury owner’s suite with a spacious sitting area and a completely remodeled spa bath (2024). The finished basement offers the perfect entertainment space with a 12-foot custom bar and ample room for recreation or gatherings. Additional updates include the guest bath renovation (2021) and theatre room carpet (2022). Step outside to a massive backyard — ideal for gatherings, games, and relaxation. Enjoy a well-manicured lawn, a large deck perfect for grilling and entertaining, and plenty of open space for outdoor fun. Major system updates ensure peace of mind: Roof (2020), HVAC (2021), Gas Water Heater (2024), Dryer (2024), and Washer (2025). Additional highlights: Laundry room remodel (2022) and freshly painted family room, kitchen, owner’s suite, and hallways (2024). This home truly has it all — modern upgrades, spacious living, and a serene setting. Don’t miss this beautifully updated gem in Waldorf!
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