547 Spectator Ave Hyattsville, MD 20785
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This gorgeous brick luxury townhome offers three beautifully finished levels and a rear-entry two-car garage with additional storage and oversized driveway parking. The entry level includes a versatile layout with a fourth bedroom and half bath excellent for guests, a home office, or a private retreat. Upstairs, the main level is designed for both style and function, featuring gleaming hardwood floors, formal living room with dual Juliette balconies, dining area, and a striking three-sided fireplace, perfect for gatherings. The open eat-in kitchen is a chef’s delight, complete with 42-inch maple cabinets, granite countertops, a center island with bar seating, stainless steel appliances, recessed lighting, and a pantry. The spacious adjoining breakfast room shares the warmth from the fireplace and features sliding glass doors opening to the rear deck, creating the perfect spot for relaxation. The upper level offers three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a linen closet, and convenient bedroom level laundry with front loading washer and dryer. The primary suite is a true retreat boasting a deep tray ceiling with lighted ceiling fan, wall of windows, a walk-in closet, and a luxury bath with dual sink vanity and glass enclosed tub/shower with spa toned tile. The two bright and cheerful bedrooms, each with lighted ceiling fans and ample closet space share the well-appointed hall bath. Enjoy the community amenities including a clubhouse with party room, fitness center, outdoor pool, playground and lush common areas with ponds. Ideally located, this home is within walking distance to the Metro station, Northwest Stadium, gyms, shopping, and grocery stores, and easy access to major commuting routes and University of Maryland Capital Regin Medical Center, making it as convenient as it is elegant! Come home to 547 Spectator Avenue!
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