936 Decesaris Dr Lothian, MD 20711
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About this home
Welcome to 936 Decesaris Drive, a beautifully maintained Custom Built Colonial nestled on just over two acres in the desirable Winding Brooke community of Lothian. Built in 2001 and lovingly cared for by its original owners, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers over 2,400 square feet of living space with timeless design and modern updates. Step inside to find a bright, open layout accented by hardwood floors throughout the main level. The spacious kitchen features a large Corian island, abundant cabinetry, and both casual dining and formal entertaining options. The adjoining family room, complete with a cozy gas fireplace, provides the perfect gathering space, while the formal living and dining rooms add charm and flexibility. Upstairs, the generous primary suite boasts an updated en-suite bath with a glass-enclosed tile shower and walk-n closet. Three additional bedrooms and a full hall bath ensure plenty of room for family and guests. The walk-out basement is unfinished but already plumbed for a future bath, offering endless potential for expansion. Enjoy the outdoors from the large rear deck overlooking a private backyard retreat with an in-ground pool , ideal for entertaining or quiet relaxation and a wall of mature trees provding the ultimate in privacy. Recent upgrades include a newer roof (2022), brand-new refrigerator, fresh carpeting, gutter guards, a propane backup heating system, whole-house generator, and a large storage shed. When power outages occur, transfer switch automatically activates generator within approximately 30 seconds and automatically turns generator off when power is restored. In addition, a full house cartridge type, water filter that removes sediment, rust, and odors was recently installed. With its blend of classic style, modern conveniences, and exceptional outdoor amenities, this home is move-in ready and waiting for its next chapter. Don’t miss the opportunity to make it yours!
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