3758 Tarrington Pl

White Plains, MD 20695

Sold For
$482,000

Property Highlights

  • 3 Bedroom Single Family
  • 2-Car Attached Garage
  • Over 2100 Sq Ft
  • HOA Community Living
  • Charles County Location
  • 1989 Classic Build
MLS ID
MDCH2030484
Parking
2 Garage Spaces
Year Built
1989
HOA Fee
$160.00
White Plains, MD

Space, Structure, and Southern Maryland Convenience

The home at 3758 Tarrington Place sits within the White Plains area of Charles County, one of Southern Maryland’s more established residential corridors. At 2,102 square feet, the three-bedroom layout offers meaningful room to spread out, with a two-car garage adding a practical dimension that many comparable properties in the region lack.

Built in 1989, the home carries the structural character of its era — generous room proportions, a defined floor plan, and a half-bath on the main level that serves daily function well. The HOA, at $160 per month, manages community upkeep and provides a framework for neighborhood consistency.

Charles County’s position along the US-301 and MD-5 corridors connects White Plains to La Plata to the south and to the Capital Beltway to the north, making the location workable for commuters oriented toward the broader DC metro area. The submarket offers a scale of home that is increasingly difficult to find at this price point closer to the District.

For buyers evaluating Southern Maryland, 3758 Tarrington Place presents a straightforward proposition: a full-sized single-family home with garage parking, HOA structure, and room to grow, in a community that has been part of Charles County’s residential fabric for decades.

The Home
The home at 3758 Tarrington Place offers 2,102 square feet across a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath layout built in 1989. A two-car garage anchors the property’s practical appeal, and the defined floor plan provides clear separation between living and sleeping areas.
HOA Structure
The HOA fee of $160 per month supports community maintenance and upkeep, providing buyers with a managed environment without the overhead of full independent property management. This structure is common in White Plains and reflects the area’s established community character.
Location Context
White Plains sits along key Southern Maryland corridors, connecting residents to La Plata, Waldorf, and the broader DC metro area via US-301 and MD-5. The location suits buyers who prioritize space and value relative to closer-in jurisdictions while maintaining reasonable access to employment centers.
The Opportunity
At $482,000, this home offers a competitive entry into a Charles County submarket where full-sized single-family homes with garage parking are in consistent demand. Buyers seeking room, structure, and community in Southern Maryland will find this property worth a close look.

At a Glance

  • 3 Bedrooms / 2 Full Baths / 1 Half Bath
  • 2,102 Square Feet
  • 1989 Construction
  • 2-Car Garage
  • HOA: $160/Month
  • Charles County / White Plains MD
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify all material facts including HOA terms and community rules.
Property Features

Built for Everyday Living

The home at 3758 Tarrington Place combines a generous floor plan, covered two-car parking, and HOA-managed community structure into a practical package for buyers seeking space in Southern Maryland. The 1989 construction delivers room proportions and a layout that remain functional and livable.

Interior Layout

  • 2,102 square feet of finished living space
  • Three bedrooms with two full baths
  • Main-level half-bath for daily convenience
  • Defined floor plan with clear room separation
  • 1989 construction with established structural character

Kitchen and Main Level

  • Main-level half-bath supports everyday function
  • Layout connects kitchen and living areas
  • Room proportions reflect late-1980s single-family construction
  • Practical flow for daily household use

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom among three total bedrooms
  • Full bath access serving the upper level
  • Room scale consistent with 1989 single-family construction
  • Private sleeping quarters separated from main living areas

Parking and Exterior

  • Two-car attached garage with interior access
  • HOA manages exterior community upkeep
  • Residential street setting within White Plains community
  • Community structure maintained through $160 monthly HOA

What Sets This Apart

  • Two-car garage is a meaningful advantage at this price point in Charles County
  • Over 2,100 square feet offers room that is difficult to find closer to DC
  • HOA structure at $160 per month provides managed community maintenance
  • 1989 construction delivers established proportions and defined room layouts
  • US-301 corridor access connects residents to the broader DC metro area
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts including HOA documents and community rules.

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

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

Transit and Commute
  • US-301 corridor provides primary access north toward the Capital Beltway
  • MD-5 offers an alternate route toward Prince George's County and DC
  • VRE Waldorf commuter service options available in the broader area
  • Park-and-ride facilities accessible along the US-301 corridor
  • Two-car garage supports vehicle-dependent commute patterns
Dining and Coffee
  • US-301 commercial corridor hosts a wide range of dining options
  • Local cafes and coffee shops accessible within the White Plains area
  • Waldorf Town Center dining within a short drive
  • Fast-casual and sit-down restaurants along MD-228
  • Grocery-anchored retail centers nearby for everyday needs
Retail and Services
  • Major grocery retailers accessible along the US-301 corridor
  • Pharmacies and medical offices in the broader Waldorf-White Plains area
  • Home improvement and big-box retail within a short drive
  • Charles County government services centered in La Plata to the south
Parks and Recreation
  • Charles County parks and recreation facilities serve the White Plains area
  • Outdoor recreation options accessible throughout the county
  • Community green space maintained through HOA structure
  • Regional trails and natural areas within Charles County

Property Location

About 3758 Tarrington Pl

The home at 3758 Tarrington Place is a single-family residence built in 1989, offering 2,102 square feet of interior space across three bedrooms, two full baths, and one half-bath. The two-car garage provides covered parking and additional storage capacity that distinguishes this home from many similarly priced alternatives in the submarket. The floor plan reflects the proportions typical of late-1980s construction — defined rooms, clear circulation, and a main-level half-bath that serves daily function well.

White Plains is a residential community within Charles County, Maryland, situated along the US-301 corridor in the Waldorf area of Southern Maryland. The community has been part of Charles County’s growth since the late 1980s and offers a suburban character with access to the retail, dining, and services concentrated along the MD-228 and US-301 commercial spine. Nearby options include grocery stores, pharmacies, and a range of dining establishments that serve the broader Waldorf-White Plains area.

Day-to-day life in White Plains centers on the car-oriented convenience of the US-301 corridor, where major retailers, medical offices, and restaurants are readily accessible. The HOA framework at Tarrington Place contributes to neighborhood consistency and reduces the individual maintenance burden common to non-managed communities. For buyers who commute toward the Capital Beltway or Joint Base Andrews, the US-301 and MD-5 corridors provide the primary routes north, with commute times that vary meaningfully by time of day.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked with buyers navigating the Southern Maryland submarket, including Charles County single-family homes along the US-301 corridor. We understand the dynamics of this market — HOA-managed communities, the trade-offs between proximity to DC and available square footage, and how White Plains compares to neighboring Waldorf and La Plata. If you are evaluating single-family homes in Charles County, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on this submarket.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The monthly HOA fee is $160. While the specific inclusions were not detailed in the listing data, HOA fees in White Plains communities of this type typically cover common area maintenance and community upkeep. Buyers should request the HOA disclosure documents to confirm exactly what is included.
At 2,102 square feet with a two-car garage and HOA structure, this home sits competitively within the White Plains submarket. Charles County single-family homes at this price point with garage parking represent solid value relative to closer-in Maryland jurisdictions. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales on request.
US-301 is the primary corridor heading north toward the Capital Beltway and Prince George’s County. MD-5 provides an alternate route toward DC. Commute times vary significantly by time of day, and buyers who work in the District or at federal installations should plan accordingly.
White Plains is a car-oriented community, and the two-car garage reflects that reality. Park-and-ride facilities are accessible along the US-301 corridor for commuters who prefer transit for part of their journey. Buyers relying heavily on public transit should evaluate commute options carefully before committing.
This property falls within the Charles County Public Schools system. Buyers should contact Charles County Public Schools directly to confirm the specific school assignments for this address, as attendance boundaries can change. The Wardman team can assist in framing the right questions for that inquiry.
The home includes a two-car attached garage, which is a meaningful practical advantage in a community where vehicle ownership is the norm. The garage provides covered parking and likely additional storage space, reducing reliance on street or driveway parking.
White Plains offers a residential character that sits between the denser commercial activity of Waldorf and the more government-centered La Plata. For buyers who want access to the US-301 corridor’s retail and services without being directly adjacent to the commercial strip, White Plains provides a reasonable middle ground. The HOA structure also adds a layer of community consistency.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has experience working with buyers in the Southern Maryland submarket, including Charles County single-family homes. We can provide recent comparable sales, help evaluate HOA documents, and guide the negotiation and due diligence process. Reach out to connect with a team member who knows this market.

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