39560 Jacobs Ln Mechanicsville, MD 20659
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Welcome home to one level living on this gorgeous corner lot with 2.85 acres in Mechanicsville . The seller has kept this home in meticulous condition and it shows! As you enter the living room area you will see a beautiful gas stone fireplace which is the focal point of the open floor plan. The high ceilings have a decorative beam that enhance the living area. The upgraded kitchen opens up to the living area with stainless steel appliances, gas stove, new dishwasher, granite countertops, island, spice rack, and recessed lighting. Next to the kitchen is a separate eat-in area with bay window views of the trees and backyard area. You also have a separate dining area for year round hosting and entertaining. An abundance of storage space throughout the home includes multiple closet areas and a pantry for your goods! The large primary suite located at one end of the home provides endless privacy. It comes with an upgraded bathroom with a dual vanity and and a tiled stand up shower. One of the additional three bedrooms was used as a craft room and has an attached cabinet with a countertop to work on your crafts! A recently installed AC unit and five ceiling fans throughout the home to keep you cool! You will not want to miss out on relaxing or eating crabs in the 12X16 screened porch or soaking out in the hot tub! The grill area is all ready to go with a gas hookup - no tanks needed! The crawlspace was professionally done and has a yearly contract for servicing. The large attached garage holds up to two vehicles and the detached garage can hold up to four vehicles. The car lift in the detached garage is included - perfect for the car enthusiast! The pergola which is attached to the detached garage provides another area to sit outside and relax! Professionally landscaped yard with a sprinkler system to keep your lawn green during those hot summers!
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