220 Creeks End Ln, Stevensville, MD 21666

Property Description

CHESAPEAKE BAY LIVING WITHOUT THE WATERFRONT PRICE TAG Welcome to 220 Creeks End Lane, where life on Maryland’s Eastern Shore is about more than the house. It is about the lifestyle. Imagine your family gathered around the table on your spacious screened porch, enjoying freshly steamed Maryland crabs after a day on the water. Or start your morning with coffee before taking a short walk from your home to your boat at the community pier. From there, the waterways of Kent Island are yours to enjoy. Spend the day boating, fishing and crabbing, explore the Chesapeake Bay, or head out on the water simply because you feel like it. Located in sought-after Cox Creek Landing in Stevensville, this 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers the Chesapeake Bay lifestyle without the cost and maintenance of owning a waterfront property. The community pier puts boating and life on the water within a short walk of your front door. Keep your boat close to home and enjoy the freedom of heading out for an evening cruise, a morning of fishing or an afternoon of crabbing. Back at home, approximately 2,840 square feet of comfortable living space gives you room for family and guests. The screened porch extends your living space outdoors and creates the perfect setting for crab feasts, summer dinners and relaxing Eastern Shore evenings. A conditioned two-car garage adds even more usable space. And when you want to explore, Kent Island surrounds you with waterfront restaurants, marinas, beaches, trails and the relaxed atmosphere of Maryland’s Eastern Shore. For buyers coming from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Northern Virginia or Washington, D.C., this is an opportunity to trade congestion for space, water and a different pace of life while staying within reach of Annapolis, Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and major airports. You do not need to own a multimillion-dollar waterfront home to make the Chesapeake Bay part of your everyday life. At 220 Creeks End Lane, your boat is a short walk away, the water is part of your neighborhood, and steamed crabs on the screened porch might become your new family tradition. Come see the house. Stay for the Eastern Shore lifestyle.