Five acres. No HOA. True freedom.
In a county where lots keep shrinking and rules keep multiplying, this Upper Marlboro brick rambler sits on five AG-zoned acres like a quiet act of defiance. No neighbors are peering over your fence, no committee telling you what color to paint the shutters, just land, sky, and the rare luxury of doing things your way.
Step inside, and the single-level layout welcomes you with an ease that multi-story homes can't match. Downstairs, the finished basement opens up a world of possibilities: a home office that actually feels separate from your life, a rec room built for real use, or guest quarters that give everyone their own space.
The attached two-car garage handles the practical side of life, while the solid 1976 brick exterior keeps doing what it's always done, standing firm with minimal fuss.
But the land is the story here. Five acres in Prince George's County isn't just a yard; it's an increasingly rare asset that automated estimates were never designed to value. This is a property best understood by walking it yourself.
Regional routes are close by. The congestion isn't. That balance is harder to find than most people realize, until they do.
Come and experience what five acres actually feels like.
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