Bayside provides the oasis of the beach without the craziness of downtown. Located in West Ocean City, this quiet neighborhood offers the perfect home for your family, with Blue Ribbon schools, plenty of outdoor activities, and escape from the tourist hot spots.
Spacious fully furnished end-unit 3-level townhouse with a 2-car garage located in Bayside Ocean City.
A luxury amenity-filled community minutes to the Beach, Boardwalk, Historic Berlin, golfing, and Assateague Island.
This beautifully decorated 3-bedroom and 2 ½ bathroom home is turnkey, ready to move in, and shows like a model home.
The living room has plenty of natural light, cathedral ceilings, a gas fireplace, hardwood floors, and sliding doors that open to a front sun deck.
A second family sitting or TV area is open to a generous kitchen floor plan which offers an island, eat-in kitchen/dining, counter seating, Corian countertops, tiled backsplash, and abundant cabinet space.
Recreation for the outdoor enthusiasts includes a crabbing pier, kayak storage and launching area, tennis courts, and playground.
Additional amenities include a clubhouse, indoor and outdoor pool, exercise room, and billiard room.
To learn more about 12135 Landings Boulevard Unit#301, Berlin, MD 21811, contact Mechelle Nichols, Luxury Collection Specialist, at (410) 430-1575 (cell) or [email protected].
Our unique staging process maximizes the appeal and marketability of your property.
Our unique staging process maximizes the appeal and marketability of your property.
Amenities include a beachfront restaurant in Ocean City, and a public Yacht Club in Ocean Pines.
The Parke at Ocean Pines is six miles west of Ocean City and its famous Maryland Boardwalk.
Ocean Pines community is an oasis from the hustle and bustle of Ocean City.
The swimming pools are by far one of the best ways to relax during the summer.
It’s that time of year again the Eastern Shore recently celebrated White Marlin Open.
Whether you are young or young at heart, Ocean Pines is a hidden gem close to the beach.
During their first year as a fire department, they responded to a total of 12 calls for service.