9201 Owings Manor Ct Owings, MD 20736
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Welcome to 9201 Owings Manor Court, a beautifully maintained and energy-efficient property designed for multi-generational living in the heart of Owings, Maryland. The main residence offers approximately 3,300 sq ft of inviting living space featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. The open-concept layout includes a spacious family room with a cozy fireplace, a formal dining area, and a large kitchen perfect for gatherings and entertaining. An attached in-law suite adds about 400 sq ft, complete with 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, and a wet bar—ideal for extended family, guests, or a private office. Also attached to the main home, the accessory dwelling unit (ADU) provides approximately 1,300 sq ft with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The ADU features its own dedicated parking area, guest parking, and a private fenced yard, offering privacy and independence for tenants or family members. The attached 2-stall garage (≈ 670 sq ft) connects directly to a fully paved blacktop driveway that extends from the street to the garage, providing smooth access and ample parking space. Inside, the main structure also includes an unfinished 500 sq ft storage area, perfect for future finishing or workshop use, and two outdoor sheds adding another 400 sq ft of storage. Situated on a 1-acre lot surrounded by mature trees, the property offers plenty of shade, privacy, and outdoor comfort—perfect for relaxing, entertaining, or gardening. Recent upgrades include new roofs (2022) on the main home and sheds, a new HVAC system (2022) for the main home, and a 27 kW Tesla solar system (leased) that provides significant energy efficiency and long-term savings. Altogether, this exceptional property offers over 5,800 sq ft of combined living and utility space on a beautiful, shaded acre, with modern updates, a paved drive, and flexible living options—an ideal find in Calvert County.
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