224 Dill Ave Frederick, MD 21701

Listing details for 224 Dill Ave, Frederick, MD 21701 : Classic turn-of-the-century townhome bursting with character and rich original architectural detailing, yet thoughtfully renovated and updated for a perfect pairing. Soooo well located only steps to fun, sports, food, drink, music, shops, theatre, Hood College, galleries…in every direction of beautiful Historic Downtown Frederick! You’ll be seeing 💕 fireworks the minute you step on this inviting mahogany floored front porch, thru the tasteful original front door with beveled glass and into the foyer which opens to cheerful flowing light filled space…eat-in kitchen flows out to deck decked out gazebo with low voltage remote lights, fridge, speakers, TV …you name it and it all conveys! A deep sun-filled garden with abundant parking is accessed through McClellan Alley, which Rockwell Terr shares. Yes, big shed does convey. Head upstairs and check out the large front bedroom with bay window and walk in closet…two more bedrooms AND the back bedroom opens to your back porch perch on the world…..no two skies will ever be the same… sunrise, sunset, mature tree top views and colorful gardens bursting with blooms all for you to feast on. Make sure you peek up to the way cool attic, perfect little escape zone to OM out, home office, art studio, playroom…fit it out for whatever you like. Down below is a full, partially poured basement with high ceilings, a work sink, and shelving. No washer and dryer down here because it's up where it’s easy to get to :) You will always be in control with a little click click click… new heating and cooling mini split system is individually remotely controlled and so shhhhh quiet! 🤫 Some important updates include Front Roof 2019, Back Roof 2025, and Electric Hot Water Heater 2024. Although it doesn't look like it, all the windows have been recently replaced with Thompson energy-efficient, tilt-in, easy clean windows, wrapped sills, and screens. Even the big, beautiful front window. Windows that work and clean, transparent screens in older homes are rare.