Live near the water without paying waterfront prices! Just a couple of blocks from the community water access and boat ramp, this brick-front home in Arden On The Severn offers a lifestyle that is hard to beat. Grab the kayaks, launch the boat, go fishing, or spend the afternoon by the Severn River. Residents enjoy four private community beaches, boat ramps, docks, and plenty of opportunities to get out on the water. The home sits on a spacious corner lot on a quiet road with a two-car carport and an additional parking pad, perfect for your boat, extra vehicles, or shooting hoops. Inside, the freshly painted main level feels bright and open, with hardwood floors throughout. The living and dining areas flow into the updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, KraftMaid cabinets, tiled backsplash, and quartz countertops. Three bedrooms and two full baths are conveniently located on the main level, including a primary bedroom with its own private ensuite bath. You'll love the double doors that open from the living area to an expansive wraparound deck, much of it covered, creating a fabulous outdoor living space for entertaining, grilling, dining outside, or simply relaxing. The lower level adds even more usable space with a large rec room featuring a brick fireplace and wood-burning stove, plus two nearly finished bonus rooms ready for a home gym, game room, office, hobby space, or whatever you need. You'll also find the laundry area and a walkout to the lower-level patio and fenced backyard. Upgrades include: roof (2015), water softener (2016), Trane HVAC (2022), and a completely new septic system (2024). For added peace of mind, the septic tank was just pumped in September 2026. Arden On The Severn is a family-oriented neighborhood with plenty to enjoy beyond the water, including fun nearby county parks. You get the relaxed, water-oriented feel of Crownsville while still being convenient to Annapolis, Ft. Meade, commuter routes, restaurants, and shopping. Boat, kayak, fish, swim, or simply enjoy living this close to the Severn River.