Welcome to Chestnut Woods—where comfort, convenience, and lifestyle come together in this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home. From the moment you step inside, you’ll notice the fresh, modern feel created by brand-new flooring throughout and a crisp, neutral paint palette that’s ready for your personal touch. The main level offers a spacious and inviting living and dining area—perfect for everyday living or entertaining—while the updated kitchen features granite countertops and stainless steel appliances that make cooking feel effortless. Upstairs, the generously sized primary suite includes its own private bath, offering a quiet retreat at the end of the day. The partially finished basement adds valuable bonus space, ideal for a rec room, home office, or whatever suits your lifestyle. Out back, enjoy a unique setting with open space and a playground just steps from your door—creating a sense of openness that’s hard to find in townhome living. The community also features a pool, and the monthly association fee conveniently includes both the water bill and pool access. Homes offering this combination of updates, space, and community amenities are hard to come by. This home and community are a great value!
TownhomeProperty Type
1976Year Built
$170Price/Sq.Ft.
$180/moHOA Dues
Listed by Robert Kaetzel• Real Estate Professionals, Inc.
•410-918-9740 (broker)
Listed by Kathy Banaszewski• Real Estate Professionals, Inc.
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