$924,900

Rarely offered: a Koch Homes Hampton Model in Eagles Passages, held by its original owner since it was built, and far larger than it looks from the drive. The tax record shows just under 2,500 square feet above grade; but a laser-measured 3D scan and 4 prior appraisals put it at about 3,000 (3,062 from the 3D Scan). Add 0.92 wooded acres at the end of a long, winding driveway, a walkout lower level and this is the Davidsonville home buyers wait for. Eagles Passages is one of Davidsonville’s most sought-after communities, and this home sits in its most private kind of setting: a broad front lawn, trees lining the back, and a driveway long enough that by the time the house comes into view, the road is already behind you. Pull into the attached side-entry two-car garage, out of the weather, and come in through the mudroom, where the laundry and a utility sink keep muddy boots and wet gear from ever reaching the rest of the house. Guests arrive through the two-story foyer instead and watch the space open up above them. The living and dining rooms are made for holiday tables and dinners that run late. Behind French doors, the main-level study gives the workday a door you can close, or becomes a fourth bedroom for overnight guests. Mornings start at the kitchen island with coffee, the breakfast area and family room open beside you and the brick fireplace waiting for the first cold night. When the weather turns warm, two sets of French doors swing open to the two-level deck, where the pergola frames nothing but trees. Upstairs, the primary suite ends the day right: a walk-in closet and a bath with a soaking tub, separate shower and double vanity. Down the hall, the other bedrooms share a bath with a double-length vanity, so busy mornings never mean waiting for the sink. Below, the walkout lower level pairs extra-tall ceilings with a blank canvas for a rec room, gym or media room, and an oversized walk-in crawl space takes the storage so the living space stays clear. This is the first time the home has been offered. One owner since 1994 has kept it meticulously; and even replaced the roof in 2021, but with a few updates, the comps say it would sell for North of $1M. Beyond your own trees, Eagles Passages adds a community pool for summer afternoons, a pavilion, sport courts and a tot lot, and a pier on the South River with a canoe and kayak launch for evenings on the water. All of it minutes from downtown Annapolis, with Route 50 and Route 424 nearby for Baltimore and Washington. Nearly an acre of privacy, more house than the record shows, the roof done, one owner from day one, and Eagles Passages at your door. Come see it.