Coming Soon in Lexington Park, Maryland: A Spacious Town Creek Home Near NAS Patuxent River in St. Mary's County

If you're stationed at or working near Naval Air Station Patuxent River, this is the listing to watch for. 23545 Town Creek Dr in Lexington Park, MD 20653 is coming soon to the market at $450,000, and it offers exactly the kind of space and location that military and defense families look for in St. Mary's County.

This well-maintained 5-bedroom, 4-bath home sits on nearly an acre, .94 acres to be exact, in the established waterfront community of Town Creek. It offers 2,482 finished square feet, with 2,882 square feet total, including a main-level primary suite and a handicap-accessible bathroom that adds flexibility for multi-generational living or aging in place. Hardwood floors, a cozy fireplace, and pride-of-ownership details run throughout.

The backyard is built for entertaining and relaxing, with a fenced yard, an in-ground pool, a pool house, a covered porch, and decks. A large attached garage and a new roof add peace of mind for the next owner.

Town Creek sits in Lexington Park, in St. Mary's County, Maryland, just minutes from NAS Patuxent River, making the daily commute easy for military, civilian, and defense contractor professionals. Beyond the base, this part of Southern Maryland offers marinas, public boat launches, and easy access to Solomons Island, Historic St. Mary's City, and Point Lookout State Park, along with waterfront restaurants, breweries, and parks throughout the county.

I'm Dawn Riley, Associate Broker with Deep Roots Real Estate and lead listing agent for the RileyTeam, ranked in the top 1% of Realtors nationwide. With an IT background and five negotiation certifications and designations, including my Master Certified Negotiator Expert (MCNE) and Pricing Strategy Advisor (PSA) credentials and Yale negotiation training, I bring data-driven pricing strategy and strong negotiation skills to every listing, especially in a market like Lexington Park where military relocation timelines matter.