One level living on one acre of total privacy in Churchton, facing Deep Creek and buffered by protected vegetation, positioned between Deep Creek and Franklin Point State Park. Three bedrooms, a bonus room, an office, four bathrooms, and three separate decks built for watching wildlife instead of neighbors. The property is tucked away off the main road, surrounded by nature on every side. Traditional subdivisions can't offer this level of peace and privacy. Walking in, you're greeted by an open concept living room, dining room, and kitchen, renovated in 2024. LVP and hardwood floors run throughout, and the whole home was recently repainted. To the left, a sunroom currently used as a second living space brings in extra light. Down that same wing: a primary bedroom suite, a second bedroom with its own ensuite bath, a hallway bathroom for guests, and a bonus room with a Murphy bed that conveys, ideal as a guest room, home gym, or office. On the right side of the home, a massive in-law suite could just as easily serve as the owner's suite, with a walk-in shower, jacuzzi tub, and walk-in closet. A home office sits next to the one-car garage. Outside, there are three places to sit. An oversized deck out front, facing the creek, for morning coffee while you watch the deer and birds, a private deck off the primary suite, and a new deck off the kitchen for grilling or letting the dogs run the yard. Two sheds and an RV parking pad with electricity round out the acre, with room for boats, kayaks, dirt bikes, and paddleboards. There's also an opportunity to work with the state to clear the phragmites along the shoreline, opening up a full water view. To top it off: a 2017 BAT septic system that has been maintained annually, a new HVAC system with a heat pump will be installed, and a new roof as of August 2026. The property borders roughly 477 acres of Franklin Point State Park, a peninsula between the Chesapeake Bay, Deep Creek, and Flag Pond. The park offers two hiking loops, a 2.3-mile loop and a 2.5-mile northern loop, along with non-motorized water access for kayaks and paddleboards. There is a park entrance is next door to the property, 3 min walk, it is incredibly easy to get out on your paddle board in the morning and watch the sunrise. Turtles, deer, bald eagles, owls, and blue herons are regular sightings from the property. For dining and marina life, Jay's Latin Kitchen, Skipper's Pier, Pirate's Cove, and Stan and Joe's are all nearby, along with the Deale Farmers' Market. For desert make sure you stop by Shady Side Soft Serve for the best ice cream in town. For a delicious coffee Small Town Brews, a coffee shop only the locals know about. Approximately 50 minutes to Washington DC, 55 minutes to Baltimore, and 40 minutes to BWI Airport.
