208 Prenton St Upper Marlboro, MD 20774

Extensively renovated in 2023, this beautifully updated home offers the convenience of one-level living with thoughtfully integrated accessibility features designed to support comfort, independence, and everyday functionality. The main level includes four bedrooms and two full baths, highlighted by a spacious primary suite remodeled with wheelchair accessibility in mind, featuring a widened doorway and roll-in shower. A permanent concrete wheelchair ramp provides step-free entry, while the home's functional layout enhances mobility throughout much of the main level. The well-appointed kitchen features granite countertops, abundant wood cabinetry, a built-in buffet providing additional storage and serving space, and a convenient pass-through to the living room. Adjoining the separate dining room, it offers an easy flow for everyday living and entertaining. A second full bath includes a jetted walk-in tub, providing a comfortable and accessible bathing option that enhances the home's thoughtful one-level design. The expansive lower level is thoughtfully divided into two distinct spaces by the central staircase. One side is designed for comfortable living, featuring a fireplace, built-in cooktop, mini refrigerator, bedroom, full bath, and sliding glass doors leading to the patio. On the opposite side, an equally spacious open area offers incredible flexibility. A storage closet is conveniently tucked along the staircase wall, while the washer, dryer, and utility sink are located along a separate wall, leaving the rest of the room wide open for your imagination. Create a media room, game room with room for a pool table, home gym, hobby studio, workshop, or simply enjoy exceptional storage. If desired, the laundry area could easily be screened or enclosed while preserving the openness of the room. Whether you're planning to age in place or simply appreciate a home thoughtfully designed for long-term comfort and accessibility, this property offers the opportunity to move in and enjoy improvements that would be costly and time-consuming to duplicate. The property previously operated as a Maryland DDA-licensed residential respite home. Organizations interested in continuing residential disability services should verify current licensing, zoning, and regulatory requirements with the Maryland Developmental Disabilities Administration.