This is the weekend to take advantage of our recent price reduction. We have priced this home to SELL!!!
If you're looking for a new home in a beautiful, quiet neighborhood in Carroll County, look no further—this is the one for you! Nestled on a peaceful 1.11-acre lot in Westminster, this brick-front Split Level offers a perfect blend of charm, comfort, and potential. Built in 1989, the home features over 2,000 square feet of finished living space with an open and inviting layout that flows seamlessly from the kitchen to the living and dining areas. Upstairs, you'll find three generously sized bedrooms and two full bathrooms, offering plenty of space for family or guests. One of the standout features of this home is the thoughtfully designed owner's suite. The current sellers added a stunning primary bathroom addition, transforming the space into a true retreat. It now includes a large walk-in closet and a beautifully finished, spa-like bathroom, a double vanity, and plenty of natural light.
Out back, the home backs up to a picturesque farm, providing a scenic and peaceful backdrop for all your outdoor gatherings. Whether you're hosting summer pool parties, relaxing nights in the hot tub, or weekend BBQs on the patio, you'll love the privacy and open views. The oversized two-car garage offers ample space for parking, a workshop, and storage, making it ideal for hobbyists or anyone in need of extra room. The unfinished basement is a blank canvas, ready to become whatever you envision—whether it’s a media room, home gym, office, or playroom.
Additional features of this home include a hybrid water heater, humidifier, and a water softener & neutralizer for added comfort and efficiency. The living and dining rooms feature hardwood floors under the carpets, adding potential for even more beautiful updates.
Located in the sought-after 21157 ZIP code, this home is part of the Carroll County Public School system and offers convenient access to local amenities while still maintaining the peace and privacy of country living.
