10811 FRANK TIPPETT ROAD

Most buyers end up choosing between character and breathing room. 10811 Frank Tippett Rd skips the trade-off: a 1900 Victorian with a covered front porch, a tall gabled roofline, and 3.22 acres of mature trees and open lawn. Start on the porch. A stained wood ceiling and white railings make it the kind of spot where morning coffee becomes a routine. Inside, the details do the talking. Exposed wood beams and an exposed brick accent give the living room warmth, and hardwood floors lead into the dining room. There, an embossed tin-style ceiling, a chandelier, and a carved wood mantel make dinner feel like an occasion. The kitchen is built to be used. Warm wood cabinets with glass-front uppers, granite counters, a farmhouse sink, and a granite-top island with seating give you room to cook and room for everyone to hang around while you do. Upstairs, three bedrooms and two full baths mean everyone gets their own space. A main-level half bath handles guests. Outside, three-plus acres gives you room for a garden, a workshop, or simply more distance from the neighbors. A detached two-car garage covers vehicles and projects, and the unfinished 816 sq ft basement offers storage or future plans. There’s no HOA, and MD-5 and Woodyard Road connect you to the Capital Beltway and Brandywine. Character this rich, this much land, and a two-car garage at this price are hard to replicate. Schedule your private tour today.

Most buyers end up choosing between character and breathing room. 10811 Frank Tippett Rd skips the trade-off: a 1900 Victorian with a covered front porch, a tall gabled roofline, and 3.22 acres of mature trees and open lawn. Start on the porch. A stained wood ceiling and white railings make it the kind of spot where morning coffee becomes a routine. Inside, the details do the talking. Exposed wood beams and an exposed brick accent give the living room warmth, and hardwood floors lead into the dining room. There, an embossed tin-style ceiling, a chandelier, and a carved wood mantel make dinner feel like an occasion. The kitchen is built to be used. Warm wood cabinets with glass-front uppers, granite counters, a farmhouse sink, and a granite-top island with seating give you room to cook and room for everyone to hang around while you do. Upstairs, three bedrooms and two full baths mean everyone gets their own space. A main-level half bath handles guests. Outside, three-plus acres gives you room for a garden, a workshop, or simply more distance from the neighbors. A detached two-car garage covers vehicles and projects, and the unfinished 816 sq ft basement offers storage or future plans. There’s no HOA, and MD-5 and Woodyard Road connect you to the Capital Beltway and Brandywine. Character this rich, this much land, and a two-car garage at this price are hard to replicate. Schedule your private tour today.