3300 Shore Drive, Annapolis, MD 21403

Built in 2010, the home was designed to maximize water views and living space. It is the maximum allowable height, and its cantilevered top three floors above the two-car garage (it’s 1,100 square feet, with concrete footing and poured concrete foundation) extend the living space. And what a living space it is. The house has more than 3,200 square feet of living space spread across three floors, including four bedrooms, four full bathrooms with ceramic tile and granite countertops, an oak staircase, two gas fireplaces, two waterside balconies (on the first and second floors), abundant closet space, and a gorgeous sun-drenched bonus room on the top level.

The home’s first-floor great room features 9-foot ceilings, beautiful Brazilian teak hardwood floors, crown moldings, a gas fireplace, classically eye-catching Schonbek light fixtures, a spacious dining area, and a massive back deck with a creek view — the ideal open space for entertaining or family time. The adjacent kitchen has cherry cabinets, granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances. This level also has a bedroom that overlooks the Chesapeake Bay and a full bathroom.

The three bedrooms on the second floor include a primary bedroom suite with fireplace, walk-in closet, and private bathroom with a spa feel (large jetted tub, full separate shower, & 2 granite-top vanities). Sliding glass doors open to a second-floor deck that overlooks the property and water. Around the corner are two more bedrooms with a shared bathroom, one with Bay views and the other with Creek views and access to the second-floor deck. The third floor is a gorgeous bonus space flooded with natural light and expansive water views of the Chesapeake —highlighting the Bay Bridge, Kent Island, and Thomas Point Lighthouse — as well as full views of Oyster Creek and the inlet. It could be the perfect office, an overflow bedroom (with a full bathroom), a second family room, or a game room.

This is a waterfront home, and its waterfront does not disappoint. Its 60-foot pier has more than 4 feet of water depth at low mean tide and a 9,000-pound boat lift. Your boat will be the first to the Bay — the pier is directly adjacent to the inlet. The waterside yard, with tons of grassy space, is perfect for cooking out or just lounging around, taking in the beautiful views your home affords.