7432 Race Rd Hanover, MD 21076
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About this home
Welcome to 7432 Race Road—a modern retreat built in 2022 and nestled on nearly an acre in sought-after Hanover, MD. This impressive 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home blends luxury, comfort, and convenience with no HOA restrictions! Step inside to soaring cathedral ceilings and a stately dining room, perfect for entertaining. The open-concept kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring gleaming quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, a spacious island, and a large pantry. The adjoining breakfast area flows seamlessly into the family room, where a cozy gas fireplace sets the scene for relaxing evenings. Everyday living is a breeze with a main-level laundry room (washer & dryer included) that offers direct access to the oversized two-car garage and a convenient powder room for guests. Upstairs, discover four generous bedrooms and a beautifully updated hall bath. The primary suite is a true sanctuary—large enough for a king bed and a sitting area, with a walk-in closet and a spa-inspired bath. Unwind in the gorgeous soaking tub or the separate glass-enclosed shower, all accented by stunning white marble flooring and a private water closet. Enjoy the privacy and space of your nearly one-acre lot, tucked away yet just minutes from major highways for an easy commute. You’re close to everything—Maryland’s largest shopping and entertainment destination, Arundel Mills, is just down the road, offering endless dining, shopping, and fun at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland. Outdoor lovers will appreciate nearby parks, while travelers will love the proximity to BWI Airport. Plus, you’re just a short drive to Baltimore, Annapolis, and Washington, DC. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own a newer home with modern finishes, a flexible open layout, and unbeatable access to everything Anne Arundel County has to offer—all without the hassle of an HOA! Ready to make 7432 Race Road your new address? Schedule your private tour today!
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