506 Chestertown St, Gaithersburg, MD 20878

Please take a look at the 3D Tour and floor plan. Welcome to Kentlands World-Renowned Community! This Churchill Center-Hall colonial Single-family offers approx. over 4804 square feet* of finished living space, a delight of spacious rooms and natural light through the home. $300k on updates and structural addition to the back of the house (around 2008). The property now features 7 bedrooms, four full bathrooms, a half bathroom, two study rooms/offices, oversized family room with 10-feet ceilings and a French door leading to the deck, morning / breakfast room, large dining room with a fireplace, living room, recreational room, Spacious kitchen with plenty of cabinet space, stainless steel appliances, wine cooler, granite countertop, large pantry, hardwood floors in upper and main level, recessed lights, laundry in the main level. Private fenced backyard, 2 detached car garage, plenty street parking as well. Great street with a view of Sugarloaf Mt. HVAc relatively new and roof. *Buyer to verify total finished sqr. ft. </br></br> The Town has a system of lakes through the community (Lake Inspiration, Lake Helen, Lake Lynette). There are jogging trails that run through the parks and districts of the neighborhood, and the community's commercial areas and the facilities operated by the Assembly, which include 2 swimming pools, 3 tennis courts, 4 playgrounds, performance spaces, 3 pickleball courts, basketball court, EV Charging Station, and a large clubhouse. all within walking distance. </br></br> Kentlands is one of the first and among the most successful communities developed using design and planning techniques known as "neo-traditional" and generally falls under the rubric of New Urbanism. New Urbanism is the concept of building from scratch a walkable, mixed-use city neighborhood or new town that provides an attractive alternative to the spread-out, auto-centric subdivisions Kentlands is divided into several districts, including "Old Farm", built around the historic mansion and the Kentlands Village Square; "Gatehouse", named after the farm's entry gatehouse, which has been reconstructed; the "Hill Districts;" the "Lakes Districts;" "Kentlands Bluff;" "Midtown/Main Street;" "Market Square;" and "Kentlands Square." The winding street layout is based on a grid pattern, varied as necessary by the requirements of Kentlands' topography. Multiple open green spaces and pocket parks have been developed where land was available between the districts or in odd spaces near buildings and dwellings.</br></br> *Buyer to verify total sqr ft