5435 King Arthur Cir Rosedale, MD 21237
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$285,000 5435 King Arthur Cir Rosedale, MD 21237 Estimated payment $1,811/month 3 Beds 3 Baths 1,584 Sq Ft $180 Price per Sq Ft Highlights Colonial Architecture Central Air Heat Pump System About This Home Welcome to your dream home! This stunning 3-bedroom, 1 full bath, and 2 half-bath beauty has everything you’ve been looking for. As you enter, you'll be greeted by gleaming hardwood floors that flow effortlessly through the main living areas, creating an inviting and elegant space. The spacious living room is perfect for gatherings and opens to a gorgeous deck through beautiful French doors, allowing for seamless indoor-outdoor living. Step outside to enjoy the fully fenced-in backyard—ideal for hosting barbecues, gardening, or creating your own private retreat. The bright and charming kitchen is a true highlight, featuring a large bay window that's perfect for a cozy breakfast nook, a plant lover’s dream, or simply a sunny spot to relax with your morning coffee. There's ample space to cook, entertain, and make lasting memories. The home continues to impress with its fully finished basement, offering even more space for your lifestyle needs. It includes an additional multipurpose room that can serve as a home office, gym, or playroom—the possibilities are endless! Upstairs, the spacious bedrooms provide the perfect place to unwind, with plenty of closet space and natural light. The well-appointed full bath and two convenient half baths ensure that everyone has their own space. This home is not just a place to live, but a place to truly enjoy life. From the stunning French doors to the bay window and finished basement, every feature is designed to bring comfort and joy. Don’t miss the chance to call this enchanting home yours!
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