3 Br Private Vacation Home Vacation Rental In Annapolis, Maryland

Summary:

Walk to Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium from this 2,400 sq ft renovated home with a finished 930 sq ft basement. Chef's kitchen with GE Café appliances and quartz island, master suite with spa-like marble bath, and a basement with full bath, laundry, and extra sleeping. Three bedrooms, 3.5 baths - ideal for game-day groups, USNA families, or Annapolis weekends.
The Space:

The main level flows from a welcoming entryway seating area into the open-concept kitchen and living space. Just off the kitchen, an enclosed living room with a sectional and TV provides a quieter hangout spot.
The chef's kitchen is the centerpiece: GE Café appliances, a large quartz island with seating, white shaker cabinetry, and coastal clam shell chandeliers that set a warm tone for the whole floor.
Upstairs, the master suite has soaring ceilings, a spa-like marble bathroom with a 72-inch double vanity, and a desk nook for remote work. Two additional queen bedrooms share the second floor, each with its own closet and quality linens.
The finished 930 sq ft basement adds a full bathroom, laundry, additional sleeping, and a flexible space for games, movies, or overflow guests. With 3.5 baths total, morning bottlenecks aren't an issue even with 10 people.
Guest Access:

Guests will have access to the home by keypad entry. The code changes with every guest.
The Neighborhood:

With the Naval Academy only 2 miles away and Navy Stadium just a short stroll from your door, you'll be at the center of the action! Plus, enjoy access to a community pool and the serene surroundings of Heineman Park and Harts Cove. With privacy and direct water access for kayaking or paddle boarding, this home is your gateway to an unforgettable stay. Please note that kayaks located at the community dock are privately owned by residents and are not available for guest use.
Getting Around:

Public Bus Service:

Annapolis Transit:

Route 70: This route connects Annapolis to nearby areas, including Eastport and Edgewater. It can be convenient for getting to downtown Annapolis, the Annapolis Mall, and City Dock.

Route 91: A local route connecting Annapolis to the neighborhoods of Edgewater, providing access to various parts of the city.

Free Shuttle Loop: A free shuttle that operates within downtown Annapolis, stopping near popular spots like the City Dock, the State House, and Historic District. It's great for visitors who want to explore the downtown area without worrying about parking.

Purple Shuttle:

The Purple Shuttle is a free service that connects major parking areas in Annapolis to popular downtown destinations. While it doesn’t directly serve Dewey Drive, it's a useful option once you’re in the downtown area for getting around between parking areas and key locations.

MTA Commuter Bus Service:

Route 920 (Annapolis to Washington, D.C.): If you need to travel further, the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) operates commuter buses to Washington, D.C., from the Annapolis Park & Ride station. These buses run during peak commuting hours and provide a quick way to access D.C. from Annapolis.

Route 301 (Annapolis to Baltimore): This service connects Annapolis to Baltimore, making it an option for getting to and from the city. Buses are typically available during business hours.

Ride-Sharing (Uber/Lyft):

Both Uber and Lyft are readily available in Annapolis, especially in the downtown area. You can use either service to get around the city or travel to nearby regions like Washington, D.C., or Baltimore. These rides are generally affordable and can be a quick option when you need to travel short distances.

Water Taxis:

Water Taxis operate throughout the Annapolis Harbor, providing a scenic and fun way to travel between waterfront destinations. These taxis stop at key locations like City Dock, Eastport, and nearby marinas, allowing visitors to see Annapolis from the water. It’s a unique way to travel, especially during the warmer months.

Metro and Rail (for longer trips):

New Carrollton Metro Station: About 30 minutes by car from 311 Dewey Drive, the New Carrollton Metro Station is a major transit hub for Metrorail (serving the Orange, Green, and Yellow Lines) and Amtrak trains. It provides easy access to Washington, D.C. and beyond.

BWI Airport: About 30 minutes by car, BWI Airport is another great option for traveling outside the Annapolis area. You can access Amtrak or MARC commuter trains from BWI to reach Washington, D.C., Baltimore, or other parts of the region.

Parking in Downtown Annapolis:

If you plan to drive, there are multiple parking garages and street parking options in downtown Annapolis, especially near the City Dock and other key attractions. The Park Annapolis garage is one of the larger parking facilities in the downtown area, located near the City Dock, making it an ideal option for those visiting the waterfront or historic districts.
Other Things to Note:

Smoking is strictly prohibited on the property; if any evidence of smoking is found that requires additional cleaning or remediation, the associated costs will be charged to the responsible party.
Pets allowed after paying the pet fee ($100 each) - maximum 50 lbs, 2 pets. Exceptions are made on special request.
**Early Check-In & Late Check-Out Policy**

We offer early check-in and late check-out upon request, subject to availability.

One hour is complimentary

However, a fee applies as follows:

• Early Check-In before 3pm for an additional fee of $50 to be paid before check -in

• Late Check-Out after 12pm for an additional fee of $50 to be paid before check-out

Please request in advance so we can confirm availability. Thank you!
The dock shown in the photos is a neighborhood dock shared with other residents and is not private to the home
Interaction with Guests:

Our 24/7 dedicated support team is always available to ensure your stay is smooth, comfortable, and five-star-worthy. If there’s anything you need—questions, recommendations, or assistance—please don’t hesitate to reach out. We're just a message away and happy to help.

Admiral Heights, a neighborhood in Annapolis, is home to this vacation home. Chesapeake Bay Bridge is a notable landmark, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Chesapeake Bay and Sandy Point State Park. Traveling with kids? Consider Helen Avalynne Tawes Garden and French Soldiers Monument.