25411 Cascade Rd Cascade, MD 21719
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About this home
Ever thought about living in a home with a visually stunning Bavarian flair? You're thinking that's only available in Austria and Switzerland, right? Well you are mistaken! Feast your eyes on this gorgeous renewed two story stucco home waiting for you in the calm, serene mountaintop community of Cascade Md. Larger than it looks, and situated on over an acre that is gently sloping , this home features four bedrooms, living room, dining room, extra large kitchen with additional pantry, office, bathroom upstairs with new toilet and vanity, shower room first floor, small balcony off the back bedroom, one bay garage with plenty of extra storage room alongside the bay as well as in the attic, 8'x12' storage shed with full power and painted to match the house, chain link fenced 15' x 15' dog yard, and a huge deck off the backside of the house perfect for entertaining. On the back side of the house where the yard ends at the wildlife area, there is a rustic log bench where you will love just sitting, meditating, and enjoying the splendid peace and quiet of this private lot! With the following improvements, the house needs nothing: new roof, new windows, new asphalt driveway, new central AC, new downspouts, new sewer pipe, new interior six panel matching doors, refinished genuine oak and pine wood floors, new interior door knobs and hinges, new exterior door knobs all keyed the same, new paint, new blinds, new sheers, three new closets, new cut glass kitchen cabinet knobs, electrical and plumbing repairs as needed, dignified laundry room in basement, lots of storage in basement, excellent sump pump, stainless appliances in kitchen, and last but not least: three like new heating options – oil furnace, propane heater living room, pellet stove dining room. Keep warm with the source of your choice and delight! Housing choices can be challenging, mundane and ho-hum. Not here. Come take a look- a move you will never regret!
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