Substantial reduction in asking price! This home is offered AS IS, presenting a great opportunity for buyers to add their personal touch. Beautifully renovated (2026) split-level home in the heart of Catonsville, where modern comfort meets timeless charm. This home has five spacious bedrooms and three full bathrooms. The main level of the home has an inviting open floor plan that seamlessly connects the family room to the kitchen, perfect for gatherings and everyday living. The kitchen is newly updated and features granite countertops and a cozy table space that invites casual dining. Newly refinished hardwood and luxury vinyl plank flooring flow throughout. Retreat to the huge primary suite which occupies it's own upper level of the house including separate climate control for the upper level. The en-suite bathroom provides a spa-like experience with two toilets and double sinks. In addition, the primary suite has access to both a private rear balcony and a front balcony too ideal for morning coffee time. On the first upper level there are 3 spacious bedrooms and a full bath ensuring comfort and privacy for all. The lower level has a bedroom space with a full bath and separate entrance perfect for an in-law suite or whatever you choose to make it. Outside, the yard is complemented by a brick driveway leading to an attached carport, providing both functionality and curb appeal. With its blend of modern amenities and classic design, this home is a sanctuary that promises comfort, style, and a sense of belonging. What a great place to call HOME!
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