104 Groh Lane Annapolis, MD 21403

Some neighborhoods give you an address. Hillsmere gives you a way of life. At 104 Groh Lane, you’ll find a beautifully updated four-bedroom, three-bath home with approximately 2,300 square feet of finished living space, an exceptionally versatile floor plan, and a wonderful level, fenced backyard—all within one of Annapolis’ most beloved waterfront communities. Three bedrooms and two full baths are conveniently located on the main level, including the primary suite, while light-filled living and dining spaces, a fireplace, and a beautifully renovated kitchen create a warm and inviting setting for everyday living and entertaining. The finished walk-out lower level adds nearly 1,000 square feet of additional living space with a fourth bedroom, full bath, recreation area, and laundry, offering wonderful flexibility for guests, a home office, fitness space, or additional living area. Outside, a spacious deck overlooks the expansive backyard framed by mature trees—a private setting for summer dinners, gardening, children at play, and four-legged family members. But what makes this home particularly special is everything waiting just beyond the front door. Hillsmere is the kind of neighborhood where children ride their bikes down tree-lined streets, neighbors walk their dogs and stop to talk, and families head to the beach together on summer evenings. It’s Fourth of July bike parades ending at the water, Halloween parades, ice cream socials, beach gatherings, live music, the annual oyster roast, and Santa making his way through the neighborhood during the holidays. Residents enjoy a sandy community beach overlooking the Chesapeake Bay, marina and boat ramps, waterfront pavilions, playgrounds, and community pool, while the trails, dog park, and natural beauty of Quiet Waters Park are practically next door. Eastport, Historic Annapolis, City Dock, restaurants, shopping, and the waterfront are only minutes away. Beautifully updated and wonderfully livable, 104 Groh Lane offers something increasingly difficult to find: a home you’ll love in a neighborhood that still feels like a community.