Ranch/Rambler

A rancher in the Hereford Zone (with updates) with farmland views across the road, a fenced backyard, and a finished walkout lower level, at a price that makes northern Baltimore County a realistic first move. The main level is open from front to back, and new wood-look flooring runs throughout. In the living room, the fireplace is the focal point, and the front door opens to a view of the fields. The kitchen has sage green lower cabinets, white uppers, a subway tile backsplash, stainless appliances, and a window over the sink. The dining area sits beside the kitchen, and its sliding glass doors lead straight out to the Trex deck. A laundry and drop zone just off the kitchen has front-load machines, a butcher-block folding counter, cabinet storage, and a side entrance for muddy boots and grocery runs. There are three bedrooms with new carpet, closet space in each, and natural light from the large windows. The home has two full baths with new flooring and refreshed vanities. The newly finished lower level is the space most starter homes don’t have. It’s one large room with recessed lighting, a freestanding stove, and French doors that walk out to the backyard. You can use it as a family room, gym, office, or guest space. A separate unfinished area holds the utilities and leaves plenty of room for storage. (Along with a rough-in for another bathroom) Outside, the Trex deck with white railings overlooks a fenced yard backed by mature trees. Under the deck there’s a new paver patio, and the property also has a storage shed and a long gravel driveway with room for several cars. You get Hereford Zone schools, open space all around, and a quiet rural road, with I-83 close enough for a reasonable commute toward Hunt Valley, Towson, or York. Homes like this in the zone don’t stay available for long. Schedule your showing today!

A rancher in the Hereford Zone (with updates) with farmland views across the road, a fenced backyard, and a finished walkout lower level, at a price that makes northern Baltimore County a realistic first move. The main level is open from front to back, and new wood-look flooring runs throughout. In the living room, the fireplace is the focal point, and the front door opens to a view of the fields. The kitchen has sage green lower cabinets, white uppers, a subway tile backsplash, stainless appliances, and a window over the sink. The dining area sits beside the kitchen, and its sliding glass doors lead straight out to the Trex deck. A laundry and drop zone just off the kitchen has front-load machines, a butcher-block folding counter, cabinet storage, and a side entrance for muddy boots and grocery runs. There are three bedrooms with new carpet, closet space in each, and natural light from the large windows. The home has two full baths with new flooring and refreshed vanities. The newly finished lower level is the space most starter homes don’t have. It’s one large room with recessed lighting, a freestanding stove, and French doors that walk out to the backyard. You can use it as a family room, gym, office, or guest space. A separate unfinished area holds the utilities and leaves plenty of room for storage. (Along with a rough-in for another bathroom) Outside, the Trex deck with white railings overlooks a fenced yard backed by mature trees. Under the deck there’s a new paver patio, and the property also has a storage shed and a long gravel driveway with room for several cars. You get Hereford Zone schools, open space all around, and a quiet rural road, with I-83 close enough for a reasonable commute toward Hunt Valley, Towson, or York. Homes like this in the zone don’t stay available for long. Schedule your showing today!