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Trade Traffic for Tides — Your Waterfront Island Escape Awaits! From the moment you cross the bridge onto Hooper's Island, something changes. A sense of peace settles in. Life slows down. The water sets the schedule, neighbors wave as they pass, and the pace becomes simpler, sweeter, and slower—in the very best way. This beautifully remodeled 3-bedroom, 2-full-bath waterfront home is being offered fully furnished and is already an established, highly successful 5-star Airbnb, renting for $430 per night. Whether you're looking for a personal island retreat, an investment property, or the best of both worlds, this home is ready to enjoy from day one. The entire home has been remodeled from the ground up, so nothing in the home is older than 5 years old- appliances, roof, well, mechanicals -you name it!! Imagine looking out your window and seeing crab boats, dolphins playing in the bay, and cruise ships and container vessels making their way across the horizon. A rear wall of floor-to-ceiling glass doors provides panoramic bay views, bringing the water into nearly every room. Cooking becomes relaxing because the views are amazing, even from the kitchen! Wake in the primary suite, open the blinds with a remote control, and take in the water views from the comfort of your bed. Freshly painted and featuring brand-new flooring throughout, the home combines comfortable coastal living with thoughtful modern updates. The crawl space had spray foam insulation, vapor barrier, and a new sump pump installed in 2026. The home is ADA accessible with a ramp to enter from the side, walk-in showers, wrap around Trex decking, and even paved sidewalks with railings leading the whole way to the dock. Smart technology integrated into so many aspects of the property! Access an app to control the thermostat, garage door, RING cameras, and even view the contents of your fridge so you can remember what you need to get at the grocery store! And then there's the waterfront. A private dock, built just two years ago, is ready for your next adventure and includes a 10,000-pound boat lift. Spend your days kayaking, swimming, boating, jet skiing, fishing, or crabbing—or simply sit by the water and watch island life unfold. Search the shoreline for sea glass and seashells, launch the kayak, or cast a line and see what the day brings. On this island, you won't need your car. Leave it parked and explore by foot, bike, or golf cart. Hooper's Island has a general store stocked with everyday essentials, from fishing tackle to ice cream, and Old Salty's, the island's only restaurant, serves wonderful fresh seafood alongside a laid-back tiki bar. Fun fact about Hooper's Island: Before it started as a culinary legend, it all started on this island in 1914 when Augustus E. Phillips opened the A.E. Phillips & Son packing plant. In 1956, faced with a surplus of crabs, Augustus' son and his wife opened a small 'shack' in Ocean City, MD... and we all know how that exploded with popularity! The original processing plant is still part of the company, and when operational, continues to process blue crabs and soft-shell crabs for regional locations.

Trade Traffic for Tides — Your Waterfront Island Escape Awaits! From the moment you cross the bridge onto Hooper's Island, something changes. A sense of peace settles in. Life slows down. The water sets the schedule, neighbors wave as they pass, and the pace becomes simpler, sweeter, and slower—in the very best way. This beautifully remodeled 3-bedroom, 2-full-bath waterfront home is being offered fully furnished and is already an established, highly successful 5-star Airbnb, renting for $430 per night. Whether you're looking for a personal island retreat, an investment property, or the best of both worlds, this home is ready to enjoy from day one. The entire home has been remodeled from the ground up, so nothing in the home is older than 5 years old- appliances, roof, well, mechanicals -you name it!! Imagine looking out your window and seeing crab boats, dolphins playing in the bay, and cruise ships and container vessels making their way across the horizon. A rear wall of floor-to-ceiling glass doors provides panoramic bay views, bringing the water into nearly every room. Cooking becomes relaxing because the views are amazing, even from the kitchen! Wake in the primary suite, open the blinds with a remote control, and take in the water views from the comfort of your bed. Freshly painted and featuring brand-new flooring throughout, the home combines comfortable coastal living with thoughtful modern updates. The crawl space had spray foam insulation, vapor barrier, and a new sump pump installed in 2026. The home is ADA accessible with a ramp to enter from the side, walk-in showers, wrap around Trex decking, and even paved sidewalks with railings leading the whole way to the dock. Smart technology integrated into so many aspects of the property! Access an app to control the thermostat, garage door, RING cameras, and even view the contents of your fridge so you can remember what you need to get at the grocery store! And then there's the waterfront. A private dock, built just two years ago, is ready for your next adventure and includes a 10,000-pound boat lift. Spend your days kayaking, swimming, boating, jet skiing, fishing, or crabbing—or simply sit by the water and watch island life unfold. Search the shoreline for sea glass and seashells, launch the kayak, or cast a line and see what the day brings. On this island, you won't need your car. Leave it parked and explore by foot, bike, or golf cart. Hooper's Island has a general store stocked with everyday essentials, from fishing tackle to ice cream, and Old Salty's, the island's only restaurant, serves wonderful fresh seafood alongside a laid-back tiki bar. Fun fact about Hooper's Island: Before it started as a culinary legend, it all started on this island in 1914 when Augustus E. Phillips opened the A.E. Phillips & Son packing plant. In 1956, faced with a surplus of crabs, Augustus' son and his wife opened a small 'shack' in Ocean City, MD... and we all know how that exploded with popularity! The original processing plant is still part of the company, and when operational, continues to process blue crabs and soft-shell crabs for regional locations.