About 303 Creeks End Ln
303 Creeks End Lane, Stevensville, MD | Kent Island Home with Boat Slip, Boat Lift and Main-Level Primary Suite
Experience the Chesapeake Bay lifestyle at 303 Creeks End Lane in Cox Creek Landing, a sought-after waterfront-access community in Stevensville on Kent Island, Maryland. This four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home offers community water access, available boat-slip easement with boat lift—an exceptional combination for boating and waterfront-lifestyle enthusiasts.
A welcoming front porch introduces a thoughtfully designed interior that balances comfort, function and flexibility. The main level features a spacious first-floor primary bedroom with a private full bath, plus a conveniently located powder room for guests. A separate home office with elegant glass doors provides dedicated space for remote work, studying or a quiet retreat.
At the heart of the home is an open-concept kitchen and family room highlighted by vaulted ceilings that create a bright, airy atmosphere. The adjoining sun-filled morning room overlooks the landscaped backyard and offers an inviting setting for casual dining, morning coffee or everyday relaxation.
Outside, a brick patio surrounded by lush, mature landscaping creates a private outdoor oasis for entertaining, dining or unwinding. A side-load two-car garage provides generous parking and storage while enhancing the home’s curb appeal.
The upper level includes three additional generously sized bedrooms and a full bathroom, giving the home a total of four bedrooms with flexible options for guests, hobbies or additional workspace.
Located in Cox Creek Landing, this Kent Island property combines boating access, comfortable indoor and outdoor living, and proximity to Stevensville shopping, restaurants and everyday conveniences. With a main-level primary suite, home office, vaulted family room, two-car garage, community pier access, boat-slip easement and boat lift, 303 Creeks End Lane presents a rare opportunity to own a well-appointed home in one of Kent Island’s desirable water-access communities.
