Colonial

Most "waterfront" homes have a water view. This one has a water lifestyle. 205 Choptank Ave is a 2023-built, 5bd/3.5ba home sitting directly on the water in Rosedale, and every level of this house was designed to make sure you feel it. The entry level starts you off right with a private bedroom, full bathroom, and its own entrance off the oversized garage. Guests, in-laws, a home office that actually has a door — it works for all of it. The main level is wide open with dark LVP floors, a gas fireplace, and a kitchen worth talking about: oversized white quartz island with seating for five, white shaker cabinets, dark subway tile backsplash, black pendant lights, and stainless appliances. There's also a rear deck off the kitchen for grilling, morning coffee, or just getting outside without committing to the whole backyard. Upstairs, the primary suite has vaulted ceilings, a private waterfront deck with unobstructed views, and an en-suite bathroom that doesn't cut corners — frameless glass shower, large format tile, penny tile floor, quartz vanity, and matte black hardware throughout. Every bathroom in this house was built the same way. Nothing's an afterthought. Then there's the backyard. A custom hardscaped paver patio steps down from the screened porch to a fire pit seating area, which leads straight to a second paver pad sitting right at the water's edge. That's where you'll spend most of your time. Screened porch, kitchen deck, primary balcony, fire pit, waterfront seating — five ways to be outside at a house that was built in 2023 and shows like it. Baltimore's 15 minutes away when you need it. Schedule your showing today.

Most "waterfront" homes have a water view. This one has a water lifestyle. 205 Choptank Ave is a 2023-built, 5bd/3.5ba home sitting directly on the water in Rosedale, and every level of this house was designed to make sure you feel it. The entry level starts you off right with a private bedroom, full bathroom, and its own entrance off the oversized garage. Guests, in-laws, a home office that actually has a door — it works for all of it. The main level is wide open with dark LVP floors, a gas fireplace, and a kitchen worth talking about: oversized white quartz island with seating for five, white shaker cabinets, dark subway tile backsplash, black pendant lights, and stainless appliances. There's also a rear deck off the kitchen for grilling, morning coffee, or just getting outside without committing to the whole backyard. Upstairs, the primary suite has vaulted ceilings, a private waterfront deck with unobstructed views, and an en-suite bathroom that doesn't cut corners — frameless glass shower, large format tile, penny tile floor, quartz vanity, and matte black hardware throughout. Every bathroom in this house was built the same way. Nothing's an afterthought. Then there's the backyard. A custom hardscaped paver patio steps down from the screened porch to a fire pit seating area, which leads straight to a second paver pad sitting right at the water's edge. That's where you'll spend most of your time. Screened porch, kitchen deck, primary balcony, fire pit, waterfront seating — five ways to be outside at a house that was built in 2023 and shows like it. Baltimore's 15 minutes away when you need it. Schedule your showing today.