Across Maryland and nearby West Virginia, this quintet speaks to buyers who want room to breathe without drifting far from everyday life. These residences lean ranch-forward, favoring single-level ease and practical layouts, while bringing the kind of outdoor space and low-restriction living that is increasingly hard to find. From a fully fenced Frederick backyard to a Stevensville double lot and a Harpers Ferry cabin on 0.63 acres, the collection stays grounded in utility. Even a restored Sharpsburg former general store adds character to the mix.
902 Young Pl | $375,000


Suzanne Marsh

Suzanne Marsh
In the heart of Frederick, this charming 3-bedroom, 1-bath home pairs easy one-level living with the rare luxury of a spacious, fully fenced backyard. It’s a setting made for everyday ease—morning coffee outdoors, weekends spent gardening, and casual get-togethers that spill naturally onto the lawn. A convenient carport keeps daily arrivals simple, while multiple outdoor storage sheds offer practical space for tools, lawn equipment, and seasonal items. When you’re ready to step out, vibrant Downtown Frederick is close at hand, with its mix of restaurants, shops, parks, and year-round events. Nearby commuter routes, schools, and everyday conveniences round out the location, balancing city access with a welcome sense of breathing room at home.
- Price:
- $375,000
- Size:
- 988 sq ft
- Contact:
- Suzanne Marsh, Marsh Realty, 301.748.1134
719 Old Love Point Rd | $375,000


DeeDee McCracken

DeeDee McCracken
Set on Old Love Point Road in Stevensville, this charming 3-bedroom rancher offers an easygoing layout with room to breathe outdoors. The home sits on a spacious double lot, creating a sense of openness that’s increasingly rare—space for everyday living, weekend projects, or simply enjoying a little extra privacy around the house. Inside, the rancher format keeps life comfortably on one level, with a straightforward flow that suits everything from quiet mornings to casual get-togethers. With its classic rancher footprint and generous setting, the property balances simplicity with the flexibility that comes from having additional land at your doorstep. It’s the kind of place that invites a slower rhythm—come home, spread out, and let the days unfold with a bit more space and ease.
- Price:
- $375,000
- Size:
- 1,300 sq ft
- Contact:
- DeeDee McCracken, Coldwell Banker Realty, 410-739-7571
Wonderful Restoration | $375,000


Roger Fairbourn

Roger Fairbourn
Originally operated as Hammond’s General Store, this Sharpsburg residence carries its history in the details. Meticulously restored by the current owners, the house was substantially updated several years ago to include five bedrooms and two full baths, balancing everyday livability with a rare sense of place. Much of the original character remains, including the shop space—one large area where the storefront is still intact—creating a flexible setting for how you might live, work, or simply collect and display the stories of the building. Set along East Main Street in a small town that has embraced its past, the experience here feels rooted and authentic, with room to shape the next chapter around the home’s preserved commercial legacy.
- Price:
- $375,000
- Size:
- 3,500 sq ft
- Contact:
- Roger Fairbourn, Roger Fairbourn NextGen Realty, 301.733.4183
366 Huckleberry Ln | $365,000


Suzanne Marsh

Suzanne Marsh
Set on a 0.63-acre lot in Shannondale, this ranch-style cabin balances rustic character with thoughtful updates. Stone detailing and cedar siding—re-stained in 2022—set the tone, while a screened-in porch creates an easy arrival and even offers a separate entrance to the primary bedroom. Inside, warm wood paneling and exposed-beam ceilings frame a striking stone fireplace with a wood stove insert, anchoring the open kitchen, dining, and living area designed to heat efficiently on cool evenings. The owner’s suite sits just off the kitchen, with porch access, a walk-in closet, and a primary bath. Practical improvements include a 2011 roof with 50-year architectural shingles, a newer heat pump (2020), and 2019 water pressure tank and water heater. A 32′ x 32′ detached two-car garage with its own 200-amp panel, oversized doors, and attic storage supports hobbies and weekends alike—minutes from Shenandoah River boat ramp access and the Appalachian Trail.
- Price:
- $365,000
- Size:
- 1,300 sq ft
- Contact:
- Suzanne Marsh, Marsh Realty, 301.748.1134
8816 Wood Creek Parkway | $359,990


Charlene Reaser

Charlene Reaser
On Wood Creek Parkway in Delmar, this for-sale residence keeps daily life refreshingly straightforward, with two first-floor bedrooms that support an easy, flexible routine. Families will appreciate its placement within the Delmar School District, while an updated septic system speaks to practical upkeep already addressed. With no HOA noted, the setting offers a sense of autonomy—more time for weekends, fewer rules to navigate. When you’re ready to trade quiet hours at home for a change of scenery, Ocean City sits about 32 miles away, making coastal day trips feel entirely within reach. It’s a home that reads as functional and unfussy, designed to accommodate different seasons of life while keeping the region’s bigger adventures close enough to be part of the plan.
- Price:
- $359,990
- Size:
- 2,445 sq ft
- Contact:
- Charlene Reaser, EXP Realty, 443.735.3761
















