588 Saint Marys Ave Gambrills, MD 21054
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About this home
Welcome to 588 Saint Marys Avenue — a beautifully updated home where charm and comfort meet. Tucked away on just over half an acre in the heart of Gambrills, this thoughtfully cared-for property offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and nearly 2,000 square feet of inviting living space. Step inside to a spacious entryway that opens to a cozy sitting area—perfect for greeting guests or curling up with a book. The main level also features a versatile bedroom, a formal dining room with built-in bookshelves, and a full bath with heated floors for that touch of everyday luxury. The bright, open kitchen will make any home cook happy, with hardwood floors, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, cabinet lighting, and convenient counter seating. Just off the dining room, a sunny tiled sunroom creates the perfect spot to relax and look out over the backyard. A warm and welcoming family room seamlessly transitions into a recreation room with durable LVP flooring, with direct garage access to make day-to-day living effortless. Step outside to enjoy the spacious deck and above-ground pool, ideal for entertaining or simply unwinding at the end of the day. Upstairs, the primary suite feels like a peaceful retreat, featuring LVP flooring and a private balcony—perfect for morning coffee while taking in the quiet country setting. The remodeled en-suite bath offers a spa-like feel, featuring a large walk-in shower, dual-sink vanity, and recessed lighting. A charming secondary bedroom with a barn door closet rounds out the upper level. This home has been lovingly updated for peace of mind, including a new roof (2021), siding (2024), HVAC (2024), remodeled primary bath, two newer hot water heaters (2021 & 2023), and updates to both the septic and well systems—all within the past two years. Beautifully maintained, thoughtfully upgraded, and ready to welcome its next owners—588 Saint Marys Avenue is more than a house; it’s home.
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