Halifax Heights, MD homes for sale & real estate

Halifax Heights, MD Homes for Sale

Originally built 1852, thoughtfully expanded and updated. A 2-story portico with 4 columns welcomes guests. Incredible main level includes Foyer with ceramic tile floor and Powder Room, Living Room with fireplace, Dining Room with adjoining Sunroom, updated eat-in Kitchen with granite counters, Den/Office with stone wall with fireplace and an amazing Family Room with vaulted ceilings and brick wall with fireplace. Main level Laundry Room. Upper level features the Primary Bedroom and updated Primary Bath plus 2 additional Bedrooms and updated Hall Bath. Sited on 1.8 acres that includes patios, firepit with seating, gazebo and a beautiful fenced in-ground pool. A perfect place for entertainin

Halifax Heights, MD Homes for Sale

TO BE BUILT NEW CONSTRUCTION. Beautiful lot Co- Marketed with Caruso Homes. This Model is the ----- EMORY II --- The popular Emory II plan is a single family home starting at 2,858 square feet, with options to expand up to 5,431 square feet of living space. The home has a two car garage and many elevations, including brick and stone combination fronts and craftsman styles. Inside, the home comes standard with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths with the option to add an additional bedroom and full bath in the basement. This dream home offers many upgrades such as a gourmet kitchen, stone or modern fireplace and a grand owner suite with optional spa bath. Choose from hundreds of features to personalize

Halifax Heights, MD Homes for Sale

Welcome to this exquisite 1971 Acorn Deck House. This mid-century modern-inspired Deck House sits on a private one-acre wooded lot backing to parkland above the Loch Raven Reservoir. The post- and-beam home has been a complete top to bottom custom renovation by its Architect owner, who has meticulously restored and maintained the home and is now proud to present it to the market. Deck House as a company was founded in 1959 by William Berkes and Robert Brownell. Both worked as young architects focused on building prefab Tech-built houses; this was the beginning of the Mid-Century modern movement. Modern technology combined with the organic principals to live in harmony with nature as envisio