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If you've been looking for a townhome with real space, a fenced yard, and low monthly costs, this is it! 24 Kings Wharf is an end-unit townhome in Waldorf's Wakefield community, and the end-unit status matters more than people realize. You've got extra windows, more natural light, and a bigger lot than your neighbors. The layout works: a living room with room to breathe, a separate dining area, and a kitchen that doesn't make you feel like you're cooking in a closet. The main level also has a half bath, so guests aren't walking upstairs every time. Upstairs, all three bedrooms are spacious. The primary's got large closets and the spare bedrooms can fit all of your furniture. The fenced backyard comes with a storage shed, which means you're not stacking bikes in the hallway. The HOA fees here are low, and that's not an accident, it means more of your money stays in your pocket every month. The Wakefield Community Center is right across the street: pool, playground, tennis courts, basketball courts. That stuff doesn't come free in most neighborhoods. Here it does. This is the kind of place that works for a first-time buyer who's ready to stop renting and start building equity, or a buyer who wants low overhead without giving up space. It's move-in ready, it's priced right, and it won't be around long.

If you've been looking for a townhome with real space, a fenced yard, and low monthly costs, this is it! 24 Kings Wharf is an end-unit townhome in Waldorf's Wakefield community, and the end-unit status matters more than people realize. You've got extra windows, more natural light, and a bigger lot than your neighbors. The layout works: a living room with room to breathe, a separate dining area, and a kitchen that doesn't make you feel like you're cooking in a closet. The main level also has a half bath, so guests aren't walking upstairs every time. Upstairs, all three bedrooms are spacious. The primary's got large closets and the spare bedrooms can fit all of your furniture. The fenced backyard comes with a storage shed, which means you're not stacking bikes in the hallway. The HOA fees here are low, and that's not an accident, it means more of your money stays in your pocket every month. The Wakefield Community Center is right across the street: pool, playground, tennis courts, basketball courts. That stuff doesn't come free in most neighborhoods. Here it does. This is the kind of place that works for a first-time buyer who's ready to stop renting and start building equity, or a buyer who wants low overhead without giving up space. It's move-in ready, it's priced right, and it won't be around long.