



Comfortable. Calm. Confident. Welcoming. These are the feelings that make a house feel like home. Enjoy autumn while planning for spring and summer in your Premier Waterfront Family Compound! Experience exceptional waterfront living and the ultimate boating lifestyle, with both protected deep-water access and views toward open water—ideal for sailing the Potomac River, Chesapeake Bay, and beyond. Paddleboard or kayak along Kingscote Creek, or unwind beside the private pool. South-facing and thoughtfully designed for comfortable everyday living and effortless entertaining, the home offers inviting gathering spaces and peaceful private retreats. The private pier features two oversized slips with more than 7’ MLW, including one with Tide Slide mooring that previously accommodated a 50-foot Jeanneau sailboat. Additional amenities include three personal watercraft lifts, one adaptable for a small powerboat, water service, two 30-amp outlets, one 50-amp outlet, a 120-volt outlet, and a kayak launch. Two additional guest accommodations offer exceptional flexibility: a spacious studio apartment adjacent to the main home and an expansive river-view suite above the four-car garage, plumbed for a future kitchen. Ideal for multigenerational living, visiting family and friends, a private office, or a creative studio. Bedrooms, baths, and square footage are inclusive of all accommodations. Fully furnished and meticulously maintained, this exceptional waterfront property is move-in ready. Quality construction, thoughtful design, versatile living spaces, and outstanding boating amenities combine to create a rare opportunity to embrace the waterfront lifestyle. Sold As-Is. Buyer to arrange inspections and verify all dimensions, water depths, and other information. Contact your trusted real estate professional or the listing agent to schedule your private tour of this exceptional waterfront retreat.
| 2 weeks ago | Price changed to $1,171,000 | |
| 2 weeks ago | Listing updated with changes from the MLS | |
| 2 months ago | Listing first seen on site |