Discover the charm of 1519 Friendsville-Addison Road, a captivating chalet-style residence nestled in the serene countryside of Friendsville, Maryland. Built in 1974, this spacious 4, 120 square foot home offers 4 bedrooms and 3 1/2 bathrooms, providing ample space for family living and entertaining. Situated on a beautiful 1.17-acre 2-parcel lot, it adjoins federal river/lake front lands and has no HOA rules or expenses. A few hundred feet of federal land is all that sits between Youghiogheny Lake Reservoir (“Yock lake”) and this home. With a short walk through the woods, you could be down by the water, and enjoying this isolated, quiet section of the reservoir. The home’s expansive layout includes large rooms designed for comfort and versatility, accommodating both daily living and hosting. Multiple spaces include a high-ceiling great room, open floor plan loft, large modern kitchen, and a partially finished basement/entertainment area (with a large wood stove, and a full-size pool table). The spacious 330 square foot multi-layer back deck provides wooded views of the lake and is perfect for outdoor dining, relaxation, star gazing, viewing wildlife, listening to the birds, and enjoying the tranquil surroundings. The detached double entry garage has an attached carport, room for 4 cars, and ample storage for outdoor equipment or recreational gear. This is one of the least expensive price per square foot homes on the market. The property is a short 15-minute drive to WISP and Deep Creek Lake. Downtown Friendsville, Friendsville Community Park, Mill Run Recreation Area, and the entrance to Interstate-68 are all just a few miles away providing a charming mix of convenience and rural quiet. Friendsville, located on the picturesque Youghiogheny River/Lake, allows residents the opportunity to partake in whitewater rafting, kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, fishing, hiking, bird watching, and other outdoor activities. Just upstream of Friendsville, the Youghiogheny River is given special protected status by the state of Maryland. The “Yough” is one of the 9 rivers that are recognized under the Maryland Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. The act recognizes and protects rivers with outstanding scenic, geological, ecological, historical, and cultural value. Check out the virtual tour videos!
