Welcome to the hidden oasis of Greenberry Woods, where townhome living meets the charm of Mount Washington. Nestled in this picturesque neighborhood, this hidden gem offers a tranquil wooded setting while maintaining excellent connectivity to I-83 and Northern Parkway. Greenberry Woods boasts an array of amenities, including easy parking, a refreshing swimming pool, and a delightful playground. This over 2, 700+ square full rehabbed, feet across three finished levels, ensuring ample space for all your needs. Key features include a new 2 full Kitchen and 2 living rooms, adorned with modern finishes. New floors in the entire home, enhancing its elegance. A thoughtfully designed open floor with high expensive lighting and an open plan includes a kitchen with dining area, and a living room. Half bath on the first floor. The cozy fireplace, with sliding glass doors leading to a raised deck offering a serene view of the surrounding woods. The primary bedroom is complete with an ensuite bathroom and an expansive walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms share a well-appointed hall bathroom, catering to the entire household. The versatile lower level is partially finished offering flexibility as a fourth bedroom or a versatile living area, with a kitchen and a full bathroom, and abundant storage options, including closets and built-ins, to keep your belongings organized. The convenient location of Greenberry Woods is nothing short of exceptional. Within walking distance, you'll find: Mount Washington Village, Northwest Park, Jones Falls Trail, MTA Light Rail, Sinai Hospital, Mount Washington Pediatric Hospital. Proximity to Major Destinations, with easy access to a myriad of entertainment, dining, and shopping options with proximity to: Inner Harbor, Downtown Baltimore, Towson. Close to Renowned Educational Institutions, Johns Hopkins University, Loyola University, Notre Dame College, University of Baltimore, Maryland Institute of Art. All exterior maintenance, including roof replacement is included in the association fees.
