7420 Mayflower Ct Saint Leonard, MD 20685
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About this home
This is a MUST see home. Soon as you step into this beautiful colonial you will see amazing touches, from the custom wall in living room, hardwood floors to the two-story great room, to the large kitchen. But there is a lot you won’t see that makes this house a smart home that can be ran from Siri or Alexa, including the thermostat, exterior lights, interior lights, heated pool, pool house with AC, large patio with fire pit and 3 hammocks. The large kitchen has granite countertops, tons of storage space, including two pantries, breakfast bar and dining space. The great room is just that, great with tons of light. But don’t worry if you want to watch a movie just close the automated drapes and get ready. The first-floor office is the perfect place to work from home and with the 8 Ethernet drops in the room, you will have no issues with those web meetings. There is also a formal living and dining room on this floor with a full bathroom. Retire upstairs to your light filled primary bedroom. It’ an oasis with private balcony overlooking the pool and backyard. It also has a fireplace and large spa like bathroom. The three other bedrooms on the 2nd floor all have new hardwood floors, closet organizers and smart lights/ceiling fans. The bedroom next to the primary bedroom is being used as a custom closet. The upgrades continue in the basement with ceiling speakers, automated lights, kitchenette, tons of light and full bathroom. There are two more bedrooms on this level. They don’t feel like basement bedrooms with the full-sized windows. The exterior of this home is simply stunning with all of the landscaping and mature trees. If you have pets there is a newly installed electric fence. Sit by your large gunite pool which can be controlled by Alexa or Siri and listen to music on the 8 speaker system. The large backyard backs up to trees giving you the privacy you want but you still have tons of space to play. Newly installed HVAC system. You don’t want to miss this amazing home.
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