A rare opportunity to restore and reimagine one of Calvert Hills' classic brick Colonials. Set on a picturesque .33-acre lot, this stately 1938 all-brick residence offers timeless architecture, exceptional scale, and endless potential in one of College Park's most sought-after neighborhoods.
Boasting approximately 3,440 total square feet, plus an additional 500+ square feet of finished attic space ready to become a spectacular home office, guest suite, playroom, or studio, this home is filled with the character and craftsmanship rarely found today.
Original hardwood floors, two wood-burning fireplaces, and a classic center hall floor plan provide the perfect canvas for your vision. The welcoming foyer is anchored by a beautifully preserved staircase, introducing the home's rich architectural heritage.
A spacious formal living room with a wood-burning fireplace flows effortlessly to the inviting four-season porch, while the elegant formal dining room features chair rail molding , crystal chandelier, built-in china cabinets, and oversized windows that bathe the room in natural light-creating an unforgettable setting for holiday dinners, celebrations, and entertaining family and friends.
The spacious primary suite features its own fireplace and en-suite bath, while two additional generously sized bedrooms offer abundant natural light and hardwood flooring. The walk-out basement, offering excellent storage and future expansion possibilities, connects directly to the attached one-car garage.
This is an estate sale and the home presents an exceptional opportunity for renovation. With its solid brick construction, impressive square footage, and premier location, the possibilities are truly extraordinary. Just blocks from the College Park Metro, University of Maryland, scenic Trolley Trail, and The Station at Riverdale Park featuring Whol
e Foods, Burton's Grill, Denizens Brewing Co., Gold's Gym, and an exciting collection of shops and restaurants. Trader Joe's, parks, and major commuter routes are also just minutes away.
