3300 Totten Hollow Place

WOW!! Beautifully crafted single-family home located in the vibrant community of White Plains, Maryland. Built in 2013 as an upgraded energy-efficient model, this gorgeous property balances spacious suburban luxury with unparalleled neighborhood comfort. Spanning an expansive 4,408 square feet of finished living space on a generous 0.31-acre lot, the house features a grand layout with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms (2 full, 1 half). The crown jewel of this design is the premium structural bumpout luxury upgrade. This extension creates soaring visual lines and dramatically enlarges the living area, introducing an open-concept flow highlighted by 9-foot ceilings, a gourmet kitchen with custom wood cabinetry and granite countertops, a glowing gas fireplace, and a light-filled walkout basement perfect for entertaining. The property is nestled right next to stellar natural recreational space, residents enjoy direct access to private walking trails, playgrounds, tennis courts, and sports fields. Bensville Park (Approx. 2.5 miles / 5 mins away): A premier 60-acre destination featuring well-maintained soccer and softball fields, a basketball court, covered picnic pavilions, and a highly popular playground with a built-in zip line. It also serves as a key access point to the Indian Head Rail Trail, a renowned 26-mile paved path perfect for cycling and distance running. White Plains Regional Park (Approx. 4 miles / 8 mins away): Features an excellent 18-hole public golf course, a massive 15,000-square-foot concrete skate park, lighted tennis and pickleball courts, and a fully fenced dog park. Hampshire Lake (Approx. 3.5 miles away): A tranquil local body of water nestled in nearby Waldorf, offering a serene, picturesque backdrop for casual fishing, birdwatching, and lakeside strolls. Tilghman Lake Park (Approx. 7.5 miles / 12 mins away): Located just south in La Plata, this scenic spot features a beautiful lake surrounded by a peaceful 1-mile wooded loop trail, outdoor fitness stations, and a fishing dock. While White Plains offers a peaceful suburban atmosphere, it remains heavily supported by practical transit assets: Local Bus Transit (VanGo): The local Charles County VanGo public bus system operates directly through the area, with a nearby hub location at the White Plains Regional Park / St. Charles Parkway stop (less than 10 minutes away), connecting residents to regional commercial hubs. Commuter Park & Ride Lots (Approx. 3 miles / 6 mins away): The nearest major commuter transportation asset is the South Potomac Church Park & Ride located right off Route 301 in White Plains, as well as the nearby US-301 & Smallwood Drive Park & Ride. From these hubs, regional commuter buses (like Martz and MTA) run daily, direct routes into downtown Washington D.C., allowing residents to skip highway traffic entirely. Washington Metro (WMATA): For heavy rail transit, the Branch Avenue Metro Station (Green Line) sits roughly 18 miles north straight up Route 5, providing a clear route directly into the heart of the capital.