2116 N Anvil Ln

Temple Hills, MD 20748

Sold For
$355,000
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Property Highlights

  • 3 Bedroom Townhouse
  • Two Full Baths
  • Two Half Baths
  • Low Monthly HOA
  • 1987 Construction
  • Temple Hills Location
MLS ID
MDPG2144194
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Year Built
1987
HOA Fee
$80.00

Property Details

Sold Price: $355,000

3 Bed

4 Bath

1,294 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1987

Sold Price: $355,000

3 Bed

4 Bath

1,294 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1987

Executive Summary

Located in Temple Hills, Maryland, this three-bedroom townhouse delivers 1,294 square feet of multi-level living at a price point that remains competitive in the Prince George’s County market. Built in 1987, the home carries a modest $80 monthly HOA fee and offers two full baths and two half baths across its layout. The combination of manageable carrying costs and proximity to the Capital Beltway corridor makes this a practical option for buyers seeking value in the southern Maryland suburbs.

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Temple Hills, MD 20748

Three-Bedroom Townhouse in Temple Hills

The home at 2116 N Anvil Lane sits within a townhouse community in Temple Hills, a Prince George’s County community positioned just inside the Capital Beltway. Built in 1987, the property offers 1,294 square feet of interior space arranged across multiple levels, with three bedrooms, two full baths, and two half baths providing a functional configuration for everyday living.

At $80 per month, the HOA fee is among the more modest in the submarket, keeping total monthly carrying costs in check. The fee structure reflects a community designed for low-overhead ownership rather than resort-style amenities, which tends to appeal to buyers focused on long-term affordability.

Temple Hills occupies a strategic position in the southern Maryland suburbs, with the Capital Beltway providing direct access to both the District and the broader Prince George’s County employment corridor. Local retail, dining, and daily services are accessible within the surrounding area.

Priced at $355,000, the home represents a straightforward opportunity in a submarket where entry-level townhouse inventory has remained limited. The Wardman Residential team at Compass is available to provide current comparable sales and context on the local market for qualified buyers.

The Property
The home at 2116 N Anvil Lane was built in 1987 and offers 1,294 square feet across a multi-level townhouse layout. Three bedrooms, two full baths, and two half baths provide a configuration suited to a range of living arrangements. The property is part of a community governed by a homeowners association.
HOA Structure
The monthly HOA fee of $80 is notably low relative to comparable townhouse communities in Prince George’s County. This lean fee structure keeps total monthly costs manageable and reflects a community model centered on ownership simplicity rather than shared amenity overhead.
Location Context
Temple Hills sits just inside the Capital Beltway in Prince George’s County, offering convenient access to major roadways connecting to Washington DC and the broader Maryland suburbs. Daily essentials, local dining, and retail services are available throughout the surrounding community.
Market Position
At $355,000, this townhouse enters the market at a price point that reflects current conditions for entry-level multi-level homes in the southern Maryland suburbs. Buyers seeking comparable options in this corridor will find limited inventory at this configuration and price. The Wardman Residential team is available to provide recent sales data and advisory support.

At a Glance

  • 3 bedrooms / 2 full baths / 2 half baths
  • 1,294 square feet of interior space
  • Built 1987
  • $80 per month HOA fee
  • Multi-level townhouse layout
  • Temple Hills, Prince George's County MD
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Property Features

A Functional Townhouse Layout at a Competitive Price

The home at 2116 N Anvil Lane offers a straightforward multi-level townhouse configuration with three bedrooms, two full baths, and two half baths across 1,294 square feet. Built in 1987 and governed by a low-fee HOA, the property is positioned for buyers seeking manageable ownership costs in the Prince George’s County market.

Interior Layout

  • 1,294 square feet of multi-level interior space
  • Three bedrooms across upper level
  • Two full baths serving the bedroom levels
  • Two half baths distributed across living levels
  • Townhouse format with separation of living and sleeping areas
  • Built 1987 construction

Kitchen and Living

  • Kitchen positioned within the main living level
  • Open connection to primary living and dining areas
  • Practical layout suited to everyday use
  • Standard townhouse kitchen configuration for the era and submarket

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom located on upper level
  • Full bath serving the primary suite
  • Adequate square footage for standard bedroom furnishing
  • Removed from main living level for functional separation

Outdoor Space

  • Townhouse community setting with shared exterior maintenance under HOA
  • Typical rear or front outdoor area consistent with 1987 townhouse construction
  • Community grounds maintained through HOA structure

Why This Home Stands Out

  • Low $80 monthly HOA fee keeps carrying costs competitive in the submarket
  • Three-bedroom layout with four total baths across 1,294 square feet
  • Capital Beltway access supports commutes to DC and broader Maryland corridor
  • Entry-level price point in a Prince George's County townhouse market with limited inventory
  • 1987 construction in an established community with HOA oversight
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Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Transit and Commute
  • Capital Beltway (I-495) accessible via nearby interchanges
  • MD-4 / Pennsylvania Avenue provides direct access toward DC
  • Branch Avenue corridor connects to southern Prince George's County
  • Branch Avenue Metro station (Green Line) accessible nearby
Dining and Coffee
  • Local dining options along Branch Avenue and nearby retail corridors
  • Fast-casual and sit-down restaurants within the surrounding community
  • Coffee and quick-service options accessible along major commercial strips
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery and supermarket options accessible along the Branch Avenue corridor
  • Pharmacy and health services available in nearby retail centers
  • Home improvement and big-box retail accessible via the Beltway corridor
Parks and Services
  • Prince George's County park system includes facilities in the surrounding area
  • Local community services and county offices accessible in the submarket
  • Nearby recreational facilities serve the broader Temple Hills community

Property Location

About 2116 N Anvil Ln

The home at 2116 N Anvil Lane is a three-bedroom townhouse built in 1987, offering 1,294 square feet of interior space arranged across multiple levels. The layout includes two full baths and two half baths, a configuration that distributes functional space throughout the home. The property is governed by a homeowners association with a monthly fee of $80, one of the lower HOA obligations in the Prince George’s County townhouse segment.

Temple Hills is a Prince George’s County community situated just inside the Capital Beltway along the southern edge of the DC metro area. The area provides direct access to major arterials including MD-4, Branch Avenue, and I-495, connecting residents to employment centers in both the District and the broader Maryland suburbs. Local retail corridors, grocery options, and everyday services are distributed throughout the surrounding area.

Day-to-day living in Temple Hills centers on the convenience of the Beltway corridor, where commuters can reach downtown DC, Joint Base Andrews, and the National Harbor area with relative ease. The surrounding area supports a range of dining and retail options, and nearby parks and green space provide outdoor recreation within the community. The townhouse format itself supports a practical lifestyle, with multi-level separation of living and sleeping spaces that functions well for varied daily routines.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked across Prince George’s County, including the Temple Hills and Camp Springs submarkets, advising both buyers and sellers navigating the southern Maryland townhouse market. We bring familiarity with HOA-governed communities along the Beltway corridor and the pricing dynamics that shape value in this segment. If you are considering a townhouse in Temple Hills or the surrounding area, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparable sales and our perspective on current market conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

Key details about the residence, building, and location to help you evaluate this opportunity.

The input data does not specify the exact inclusions of the HOA fee. Buyers should request the current HOA disclosure documents, which will detail what the $80 monthly fee covers, any reserve fund status, and community rules. The Wardman team can assist in obtaining and reviewing these documents.
At $355,000 for a three-bedroom, four-bath townhouse with 1,294 square feet in Temple Hills, the home is positioned competitively within the Prince George’s County entry-level townhouse segment. Recent comparable sales in the surrounding submarket can provide additional context, and the Wardman team is available to share that data.
Temple Hills sits just inside the Capital Beltway, with MD-4 and Branch Avenue providing direct routes toward the District. The Branch Avenue Metro station on the Green Line is accessible in the area, offering a transit alternative to driving for commuters heading into DC.
The input data does not specify parking details for this property. Buyers should confirm parking arrangements directly, including whether assigned spaces, garage access, or community parking are included. This is a standard item to verify during the due diligence process.
The home was built in 1987, placing it in a generation of townhouse construction common throughout Prince George’s County. Buyers should conduct a thorough home inspection to assess the current condition of major systems, including HVAC, roofing, and plumbing, which are standard considerations for homes of this vintage.
HOA-governed communities typically carry rules covering exterior modifications, parking, pet policies, and rental restrictions. Buyers should request the full HOA governing documents and resale disclosure package before going under contract. The Wardman team can guide buyers through this review process.
Specific outdoor space details were not provided in the listing data. Townhouses of this era and community type in Prince George’s County typically include a rear patio or yard area. Buyers should confirm the outdoor configuration and any HOA rules governing its use during the showing and due diligence process.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass brings experience across the Prince George’s County submarket, including the southern Maryland Beltway corridor where Temple Hills is situated. We provide buyers with current comparable sales data, HOA document review support, and advisory guidance through the full transaction. Reach out to discuss how we can support your search in this area.

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