7 Glenbrook Dr, Phoenix, MD 21131

ESSENCE Live authentically. Stunning brick rancher in Phoenix. The perfect balance of space, privacy, and community. Quiet and peaceful, surrounded by nature and vistas, while still enjoying all the benefits of a welcoming neighborhood. Open concept and bright. Renovated cooking space opens to great room and dining anchored by a wood fireplace. The primary suite offers solitude and a luxe bath with floor-to-ceiling marble tile. The lower level thoughtfully realized with flexibility in mind and can easily be converted into an in-law suite or private apartment. With a separate entrance, it offers excellent potential for multigenerational living and accommodating guests. Fireplace, full bath and kitchenette that can be expanded. Relish in nature from the deck above, while below, a covered patio with string lights creates a second outdoor living space — perfect for year-round enjoyment around a stone fire pit. Verizon Fios Internet. Cultivate your existence. The art of uniting human and home. LOCAL FLAVOR AND PROVISIONS John Brown Store and Wegmans. Favorite local dining at The Milton Inn, The Oregon Grill, The Butler Cabin, and The Filling Station. An exit north offers Graul's Market along with Casa Mia’s, Manor Tavern, Woodfire Kitchen and The Creamery Connection. Tap into local breweries, such as Inverness Brewing, Farmacy Brewing and Big Truck Farm Brewery. OUTINGS AND LEISURES Explore the NCR Trail. A 21-mile flat, crushed-stone trail open to hikers, bikers, and horses, it runs along the scenic Gunpowder Falls river. Go tubing on the Gunpowder River. Enjoy Ladew Topiary Gardens... these gardens are 22 acres of spectacular, award-winning gardens, more than 100 remarkable topiaries, a mile-long Nature Walk, and native Butterfly House. Explore The Manor Mill, a pre-revolutionary grist mill that now houses a wide variety of art and entertainment events. Tee off at Hunt Valley Country Club Golf Course or Pine Ridge Golf Course. Or visit The National Lacrosse Hall of Fame and Museum which honors the history and legends in the sport. PROXIMITY Zippy access to the I-83 on ramp, about 13 minutes to Hunt Valley, and about 23 minutes to Towson. 50 minutes to BWI and 31 minutes to Penn Station. REGION Established in the 1700s, the village was once an old mill town. It notably served as a filming location for scenes in John Waters' 1972 film Pink Flamingos.