3101 Cheverly Ave

Cheverly, MD 20785

$390,000

Property Highlights

  • 4 Bedroom Single Family
  • 1952 Cheverly Classic
  • Planned Community Setting
  • Close to Metro Access
  • 2.5 Bath Configuration
  • Prince George's County Location
MLS ID
1001100399
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Year Built
1952
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Property Details

Price: $390,000

4 Bed

3 Bath

Year Built: 1952

Price: $390,000

4 Bed

3 Bath

Year Built: 1952

Executive Summary

Set on Cheverly Avenue in one of Prince George’s County’s most distinctive mid-century planned communities, this four-bedroom home offers a rare opportunity to own in a neighborhood defined by its architectural cohesion and mature tree canopy. Built in 1952, the home reflects the original character of Cheverly while presenting a canvas for thoughtful updates. With Metro access nearby and convenient connections to both DC and the broader Maryland suburbs, the location supports a wide range of daily routines. The $390,000 price point positions this home competitively within the Cheverly resale market.

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Cheverly, Maryland

Mid-Century Character in a Planned Community

The home at 3101 Cheverly Avenue sits within the incorporated town of Cheverly, one of the earliest planned communities in the Washington metropolitan area. Developed in the late 1940s and early 1950s, Cheverly was designed with curvilinear streets, generous lot setbacks, and a strong civic identity that has endured for more than seven decades. This four-bedroom residence, built in 1952, is part of that original fabric.

The layout provides four bedrooms and two full baths alongside a half bath, offering practical flexibility across the floor plan. The 1952 construction date places this home squarely within Cheverly’s founding generation, and the bones reflect the straightforward, durable building standards of that era.

Cheverly’s location in Prince George’s County positions residents within easy reach of the District via the Orange and Blue Line Metro corridor. The town maintains its own municipal government, community pool, and civic programming, which distinguishes it from surrounding unincorporated areas. At $390,000, this home represents a meaningful entry point into a community with a strong sense of place.

Original Cheverly Stock
The home dates to 1952, placing it among Cheverly’s founding-era residences. The town was purpose-built as a planned community, and its original street grid, lot configurations, and architectural character remain largely intact. Owning here means participating in a neighborhood with genuine historical continuity.
Practical Floor Plan
Four bedrooms and two full baths provide a workable layout for a range of living arrangements. The half bath adds everyday convenience. The floor plan follows the conventions of mid-century single-family construction, with defined rooms and a clear separation between living and sleeping areas.
Metro-Accessible Location
Cheverly sits close to the Cheverly Metro station on the Orange Line, offering direct service into DC and connections throughout the system. The location also provides straightforward access to Route 50 and the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, supporting commutes in multiple directions.
Competitive Price Point
At $390,000, this home enters the Cheverly market at a level that reflects both the property’s age and its potential. Cheverly resale inventory is limited by the town’s fixed boundaries and finite housing stock, which has historically kept supply constrained relative to buyer interest in the community.

Why Cheverly

  • Incorporated town with its own municipal government
  • Original 1952 planned community construction
  • 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths
  • Orange Line Metro access nearby
  • Prince George's County location
  • $390,000 offered price
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Property Details

Four Bedrooms in a Founding-Era Cheverly Home

Built in 1952, this single-family home offers four bedrooms, two full baths, and a half bath within the incorporated town of Cheverly. The property carries no HOA obligation and sits within a community defined by its mid-century planned origins and civic infrastructure.

Interior Layout

  • Four-bedroom floor plan with defined room separation
  • Two full baths serving the bedroom levels
  • Half bath providing main-level convenience
  • 1952 construction with mid-century structural conventions
  • Freestanding single-family configuration

Kitchen and Common Areas

  • Kitchen positioned within the original 1952 floor plan
  • Common living and dining areas consistent with mid-century layout
  • Opportunity for updates to kitchen finishes and fixtures
  • Practical layout supporting everyday household function

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Four bedrooms distributed across the floor plan
  • Two full baths serving sleeping areas
  • Half bath on a separate level for convenience
  • Room proportions typical of 1952 Cheverly construction

Outdoor and Lot

  • Freestanding single-family home on a Cheverly Avenue lot
  • Lot configuration consistent with the town's original planned layout
  • Mature neighborhood tree canopy characteristic of Cheverly streets
  • Outdoor space with potential for landscaping and use

What Sets This Apart

  • Founding-era 1952 construction in a historically intact planned community
  • Incorporated town status means municipal services and civic programming
  • No HOA — ownership without monthly association fees
  • Orange Line Metro access supports car-free DC commuting
  • Limited Cheverly inventory makes resale opportunities relatively rare
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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 Commuting
  • Cheverly Metro station nearby on the Orange Line
  • Direct Orange Line service into downtown DC
  • Route 50 accessible for regional car commutes
  • Baltimore-Washington Parkway provides north-south corridor access
  • Connections to Blue Line via Metro transfer
Dining and Coffee
  • Local dining options along the Route 50 corridor
  • Neighborhood cafes and carry-out within the broader Cheverly area
  • Greater Landover and Hyattsville dining scenes a short drive away
  • DC dining accessible via Orange Line Metro
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery options accessible along Route 50
  • Retail corridors in nearby Landover and Hyattsville
  • Pharmacy and convenience services in the surrounding area
  • Home improvement and big-box retail accessible by car
Parks and Recreation
  • Cheverly community pool maintained by the town
  • Town parks and green spaces within the neighborhood
  • Regional parkland accessible via the Baltimore-Washington Parkway corridor
  • Nearby trails and outdoor recreation in Prince George's County

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About 3101 Cheverly Ave

The home at 3101 Cheverly Avenue was built in 1952 as part of Cheverly’s original residential development. The four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath layout follows the conventions of mid-century single-family construction common to this community. The property is a freestanding single-family home with no HOA structure, offering ownership without monthly association obligations.

Cheverly is an incorporated municipality within Prince George’s County, distinct from surrounding unincorporated areas by virtue of its own town government, community facilities, and civic programming. The town was developed in the late 1940s and early 1950s as one of the first planned communities in the Washington metropolitan area. Its curvilinear streets, mature tree canopy, and consistent architectural scale give it a character that has remained recognizable across decades.

Daily life in Cheverly is supported by proximity to the Orange Line Metro, providing direct access to downtown DC and connections throughout the regional rail network. Route 50 and the Baltimore-Washington Parkway offer additional commuting flexibility for those traveling by car. The town itself maintains a community pool, parks, and civic spaces that serve as gathering points for residents throughout the year.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked with buyers navigating the Prince George’s County single-family market, including the Cheverly submarket where inventory is characteristically limited. We understand the dynamics of this community’s resale market, from pricing relative to condition and era to the nuances of the town’s municipal structure. If you are considering a home in Cheverly or the surrounding inner-ring Maryland suburbs, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on what drives value in this corridor.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

Cheverly is an incorporated town with its own municipal government, which distinguishes it from the surrounding unincorporated areas of Prince George’s County. The town was purpose-built as a planned community in the late 1940s and early 1950s, giving it a consistent architectural character and civic infrastructure — including a community pool and town parks — that most nearby neighborhoods lack.
This is a freestanding single-family home with no HOA structure indicated in the available property data. Buyers should confirm the absence of any mandatory community fees or deed restrictions with their attorney or title company during due diligence. Cheverly’s municipal services are funded through town taxes rather than an HOA.
The Cheverly Metro station on the Orange Line is nearby, offering direct service into downtown DC and connections throughout the regional rail network. The Orange Line provides a practical commuting option for those working in DC or connecting to other lines. Buyers who rely on transit will find the location well-suited to Metro-based commuting.
Homes built in 1952 in Cheverly are part of the town’s original founding-era stock, constructed during the community’s initial development phase. These homes reflect mid-century building conventions — defined room layouts, solid construction, and lot configurations designed as part of a cohesive planned community. Buyers should anticipate systems and finishes consistent with a home of this age and plan accordingly.
At $390,000, this home is priced as an entry-level opportunity within the Cheverly single-family market. Cheverly’s fixed municipal boundaries and finite housing stock mean that resale inventory is limited, and comparable four-bedroom homes in the town do not appear frequently. Buyers interested in understanding recent comparable sales should connect with the Wardman team for current market data.
Route 50 runs near Cheverly and provides direct access to the DC line as well as connections toward Annapolis and the broader Maryland suburbs. The Baltimore-Washington Parkway offers a north-south corridor for those commuting toward Baltimore or points north. The combination of Metro and highway access makes Cheverly a practical location for commuters traveling in multiple directions.
Homes built in 1952 may have original or partially updated mechanical systems, including electrical, plumbing, and HVAC. Buyers should budget for a thorough home inspection and should anticipate the possibility of deferred maintenance or systems approaching end of useful life. Working with an experienced buyer’s agent who understands mid-century construction is an important part of navigating this type of purchase.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has experience working with buyers in the Prince George’s County single-family market, including the Cheverly submarket. We can provide recent comparable sales data, guidance on offer strategy in a supply-constrained community, and referrals to inspectors and attorneys familiar with mid-century Maryland properties. Reach out to start the conversation.

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