5540 Waterloo Rd Columbia, MD 21045

Listing details for 5540 Waterloo Rd, Columbia, MD 21045 : "Welcome to the prime canvas for your dream home, nestled in the heart of Columbia! This exceptional lot not only embodies a fantastic location but also presents a unique opportunity to craft a residence that mirrors your aspirations. Situated in a peaceful enclave without the encumbrance of Columbia Association fees and devoid of homeowners association restrictions, this open canvas invites you to envision and create without limits. Beyond its convenient location, this lot stands out with its accessibility to public water, public sewer, and possibly natural gas, streamlining the process of bringing your dream home to life. The absence of utility challenges ensures that your focus remains on the exciting prospect of building a home tailored to your desires. Picture idyllic lazy summer afternoons spent hosting cookouts, cultivating a bountiful vegetable garden, or creating a sprawling haven for recreational activities. The spaciousness of the lot, coupled with the availability of an adjoining lot, offers an expansive realm for your imagination to unfold. Enhancing the allure of this prime location are the top-notch Blue Ribbon schools and the highly-rated community that surrounds it. The educational and communal elements blend seamlessly, providing an enriching environment. What sets this opportunity apart is the freedom it affords. With no builder tie-ins, you have the flexibility to bring your preferred builder or explore our curated list of trusted professionals, ensuring that your dream home becomes a reality with the expertise that aligns with your vision. Larger lots in Columbia, free from association dues, are becoming increasingly scarce. Seize the moment and secure this exceptional piece of real estate as the foundation for the home you've always envisioned. The perfect canvas awaits, and the time is now to embark on the journey of turning your dream home into a tangible masterpiece—your sanctuary in the heart of Columbia."