1900 Queen Anne Victorian Asks $750K in Brandywine, Maryland

$750,000 | Built 1900 | 3,128 Sq. Ft. | 4 Beds | 1.5 Baths | 3.27 Acres

There’s also plenty of yard for a party or old-fashioned family-style games. The house has been used as a home office and could be re-zoned commercial for someone looking for a large house with a long driveway to do business in, just 1 mile from Rt. 301. The back of a church and a bank’s parking lot is adjacent to the front corner of the lot and the post office is across the street from the bank. If you want something more, there’s a food delivery service for many restaurants from Waldorf to Brandywine Crossing. It’s 2 miles to the nearest movie theater and shopping center. About 20 mins. to Washington, DC (depending on when you travel & how – bus & Metro in easy-to-access areas, besides highways and back roads with several alternate routes). 

There is no homeowner’s association and being on the national register does NOT require you to be on historic tours or decorate the interior in any particular fashion – it’s your choice. There’s a 1970s garage and 2004 Amish-built shed painted to look like the house. There’s an aquatic/fitness community center coming soon a mile near the house with recreation space to accommodate performing arts, ceramic arts, and other possibilities the neighborhood might want. The Brandywine Revitalization Plan is to make the old town area more walkable and bike-able. The property is on the market for $750,000 with Christopher Perkins of CityWorth Homes. Photography and information found on agent’s listing.

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