1708 Brisbane St Silver Spring, MD 20902

Listing details for 1708 Brisbane St, Silver Spring, MD 20902 : One Property, Endless Possibilities Discover a home that's anything but ordinary. This beautifully maintained Cape Cod offers warm, inviting living spaces plus a stunning 625 sq. ft. detached loft-style studio, complete with soaring vaulted ceilings, skylights, its own mini-split system for year-round comfort, and a gas line already run to the building. Whether you envision an inspired home office, an art or fitness studio, a media room, a guest retreat, or the ultimate entertaining space, this one-of-a-kind bonus building sets this property apart from everything else on the market. Inside the main home, you'll find an updated layout and thoughtful improvements throughout, including a mini-split in the primary bedroom for added comfort, plus room to finish a 5th bedroom in the basement. Outside, enjoy a private two-car driveway, a rare find in Forest Estates, The backyard is designed for relaxing or entertaining. Nestled in the heart of Forest Estates, this home puts you just a 10-minute walk from the Forest Glen Metro Station (Red Line). Commute downtown without ever starting your car. Step outside and you're minutes from the Sligo Creek Trail's 15+ miles of walking and biking paths, plus General Getty Park and Forest Grove Neighborhood Park right in the neighborhood. Craving fresh produce? The Holy Cross Hospital Farmers Market and Wheaton Farmers Market are both a short drive or bike ride away, and Downtown Silver Spring's year-round Saturday FRESHFARM Market is less than 10 minutes out. Downtown Silver Spring also delivers the shops, restaurants, and nightlife, think Ellsworth Place, AFI Silver Theatre, and a growing list of local favorites and don’t forget Westfield Wheaton adds even more retail just up the road If you've been searching for a home with character, flexibility, and space to fit the way you live today, 1708 Brisbane delivers an opportunity that's hard to duplicate. Schedule your private tour before someone else discovers it first