Introducing 515 Freys Road – A Rare Waterfront Masterpiece. Welcome to a truly exceptional residence offering unrivaled panoramic views of the Bush River. 515 Freys Road is a one of a kind opportunity to own a waterfront retreat that seldom comes to market, where timeless serenity meets modern luxury. Every inch of this home has been thoughtfully upgraded, with over $125,000 in premium renovations including a brand new gourmet kitchen, designer bathrooms, luxury flooring, new doors, new roof, fresh paint throughout, and more. This property is 100% move in ready, blending sophisticated finishes with a warm, inviting aesthetic. The main level showcases a stunning chef’s kitchen that flows seamlessly into a spacious dining area and elegant living room, perfect for entertaining. A cozy family room and an enclosed four seasons sunroom invite you to unwind while taking in captivating waterfront vistas. Two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, including a beautifully appointed primary suite with a private ensuite, complete this level. Upstairs you’ll find two additional generously sized bedrooms, offering comfort and flexibility for guests or family. The expansive lower level provides endless possibilities whether used as a recreation area, home gym, or abundant storage space. Step outside to experience 50 feet of private waterfront on Otter Creek/Bush River, featuring a 95 foot private pier, perfect for boating, fishing, or simply enjoying the peaceful rhythm of the water. The property also includes a Black Bear storage shed, one car shed, and a convenient two car parking pad. Ideally located just minutes from the Edgewood MARC Train Station, Aberdeen Proving Ground, and within walking distance to Flying Point Marina and Restaurant, this home offers both tranquility and accessibility. 515 Freys Road is more than a home, it’s a lifestyle. A rare offering for those who value elegance, privacy, and breathtaking natural beauty every day of the year. Schedule your private tour today and experience the magic of life on the water.
