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West Prospect Plantation or Prospect Bay as it is called by the locals and residents is the premier waterfront golf course community on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The is not your typical “cookie cutter” neighborhood. It is made up of gorgeous and architecturally diverse both waterfront and non waterfront homes.

As you enter Prospect Bay you will cross a picturesque bridge as you pass a light house. At the head of the neighborhood sits a lovely clubhouse which features a full service restaurant and meeting rooms where many community events are held. This wonderful neighborhood also features a private community pool, tennis courts, playgrounds and golf pro shop. There is an 18 hole golf course which winds its way thru the neighborhood and is enjoyed by many of the residents.

For the water and boating enthusiast you will find a community marina, boat launch, beach and water access. You can enjoy the stunning sunset views of Eastern Bay. The marina and boat launch give quick and easy access directly into Eastern Bay and then on to the Chesapeake Bay and St. Michaels. The community has many activities which cater to everyone from children to retirees. You can choose to learn to play golf or tennis. Your children can join the Prospect Bay Swim Team or participate in any of the seasonal activities like the Halloween Spookout, Breakfast with Santa, Friday Night Movie Night and so much more. There are book clubs, garden clubs and card games and much more for the adults.So come check it out if you are looking for the premier lifestyle community on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. If you are looking for homes in Prospect Bay make sure you search West Prospect Plantation or search for homes in Grasonville in the 21638 zip code to make sure you don’t miss any of these great homes. If you would like to view available homes in Prospect Bay “click here”   PB2

 

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10 – No Sign on the Property:

This is the first way anyone driving by will see that your house is for sale. Your neighbors are a great resource. They will often have a friend or family member interested in living in their neighborhood.

9 – Access to show your home:

A lockbox to allow other agents to gain access to your home is critical. It is also of utmost importance to allow showings whenever it is at all possible. Trust me on this, buyers will go on and buy another house without trying to come back to see yours if it is difficult to show and/or your time constraints don’t fit into their schedule.

8 – You are present at showings:

This is something you really don’t want to do. A buyer will never look at all of the things they need to see if you are there. It is just too uncomfortable for them. Any information they need about your home can be provided by your agent. You also risk inadvertently disclosing too much about your position or need to sell.

7 – Poor condition or maintenance:

If there are obvious signs of needed maintenance the buyer will automatically think there are other things wrong with your home which they can’t see and they will either go on to the next house or make you an extremely low offer. Take care of those issues whenever you can prior to listing your home.
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