ONLINE AUCTION: Bidding begins 06/11/2026 @ 10:00 AM. Bidding ends 06/15/2026 @ 1:00 PM. List Price is Suggested Opening Bid. Deposit: $5,000. Tucked inside the sought-after Oyster Harbor community of Annapolis, this 0.41-acre homesite at 1227 Creek Dr offers something increasingly rare in Anne Arundel County: land in an established waterfront neighborhood just minutes from the heart of Maryland's capital city. Surrounded by mature trees, coastal breezes, and the peaceful character of Annapolis Neck, this parcel blends privacy, lifestyle, and long-term value in one of the most desirable areas near the Chesapeake Bay. This section of Annapolis is known for its laid-back, water-oriented lifestyle. Oyster Harbor is a private residential community bordered by Fishing Creek, Oyster Creek, and the Chesapeake Bay, giving residents access to the kind of environment people dream about-boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, beach sunsets, and quiet neighborhood roads shaded by trees. Community amenities include a private beach, fishing pier, boat ramp, marinas, parks, playgrounds, and kayak storage, creating a true coastal neighborhood feel. From the property, you're approximately 10 minutes to Downtown Annapolis, where historic streets, waterfront dining, marinas, boutique shopping, and the U.S. Naval Academy create one of the East Coast's most charming destinations. You're also about 35 minutes to Baltimore, 45 minutes to Washington D.C., and around 40 minutes to BWI Airport, making this location ideal for commuters, second-home buyers, military families, or anyone wanting weekend access to major cities while living near the water. Nature and recreation are all around you. Spend weekends sailing on the Chesapeake Bay, crabbing from the pier, exploring Quiet Waters Park (about 10 minutes away), dining along Ego Alley, or simply enjoying sunrise coffee from your future deck. This is a place where life slows down in the best way-where neighbors wave, kids ride bikes, and evenings are spent outside.
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