6112 Montrose Rd

Cheverly, MD 20785

Sold For
$216,000
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Property Highlights

  • 1936 Cheverly Home
  • 2 Bed 1.5 Bath
  • Mature Tree Canopy
  • Montrose Road Location
  • Single-Family Lot
  • Cheverly Neighborhood
MLS ID
1003885248
Parking
Year Built
1936
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $216,000

2 Bed

2 Bath

Year Built: 1936

Sold Price: $216,000

2 Bed

2 Bath

Year Built: 1936

Executive Summary

Built in 1936, this two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath home sits on Montrose Road in Cheverly, Maryland — a planned community in Prince George’s County recognized for its mid-century character and cohesive residential streetscapes. The home reflects the neighborhood’s architectural period and occupies a single-family lot consistent with Cheverly’s established setbacks and mature tree canopy. At $216,000, it represents an accessible entry point into a neighborhood with a distinct civic identity and proximity to the Washington Metro system.

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6112 Montrose Rd, Cheverly MD

A 1936 Cheverly Home on Montrose Road

The home at 6112 Montrose Road was built in 1936, placing it among Cheverly’s earliest residential construction. The two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath layout reflects the compact, well-proportioned floor plans characteristic of the neighborhood’s founding era. The single-family lot sits within the Montrose Road streetscape, where mature trees and consistent setbacks define the block’s character.

Cheverly is a planned community incorporated in 1939, making it one of the few municipalities in Prince George’s County with its own town government, community pool, and civic programming. The neighborhood’s architectural consistency and tree canopy are the result of deliberate planning — not coincidence. Homes here are rarely interchangeable with the broader suburban market.

At $216,000, this home offers an accessible entry into a neighborhood that commands genuine loyalty from its residents. The Cheverly Metro station on the Orange Line provides direct access to downtown Washington, making the location practical for those who work or spend time in the District.

Built in 1936
The home dates to 1936, situating it within Cheverly’s original residential fabric. The two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath configuration is consistent with the neighborhood’s founding-era construction, and the Montrose Road lot reflects the setbacks and tree canopy that define the streetscape.
Cheverly’s Civic Identity
Cheverly is an incorporated municipality — one of the few in Prince George’s County — with its own town council, community pool, and civic calendar. That institutional structure gives the neighborhood a coherence and continuity that distinguishes it from surrounding unincorporated areas.
Accessible Entry Point
Priced at $216,000, this home represents one of the more accessible price points available in Cheverly’s single-family market. For buyers seeking a foothold in an architecturally consistent, civically active community, the value proposition is clear.
Metro-Connected Location
The Cheverly Metro station on the Orange Line sits close to the neighborhood, providing direct rail access to downtown Washington and connections across the regional system. That transit link reinforces the practicality of the location for DC-area buyers.

Home at a Glance

  • 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, 1 half bath
  • Built 1936 — original Cheverly construction
  • Single-family lot on Montrose Road
  • Mature tree canopy and neighborhood setbacks
  • Orange Line Metro access via Cheverly station
  • Incorporated municipality with civic amenities
  • Asking price $216,000
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Property Features

1936 Construction on Montrose Road

The home at 6112 Montrose Road reflects the architectural character of Cheverly’s original residential development. Two bedrooms and one and a half baths occupy a single-family floor plan built in 1936, set on a lot consistent with the neighborhood’s established streetscape and mature tree canopy.

Floor Plan and Layout

  • Two-bedroom single-family layout
  • One full bath and one half bath
  • Floor plan consistent with 1936 construction era
  • Compact and well-proportioned interior configuration

Kitchen and Interior

  • Interior layout typical of late-1930s residential construction
  • Opportunity for updates consistent with neighborhood character
  • Configuration suited to the two-bedroom floor plan

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Two bedrooms with single-family home configuration
  • One full bath serving the primary layout
  • Half bath providing additional convenience
  • Room proportions consistent with the 1936 build period

Lot and Outdoor Space

  • Single-family lot on Montrose Road
  • Mature tree canopy consistent with Cheverly streetscape
  • Outdoor space aligned with neighborhood setbacks
  • Lot character reflective of Cheverly's planned community design

What Sets This Apart

  • Original 1936 construction in one of Maryland's few incorporated planned communities
  • Single-family lot on a tree-lined Montrose Road block
  • Orange Line Metro access without leaving Prince George's County
  • Accessible $216,000 price point in a neighborhood with strong civic infrastructure
  • Cheverly's town government and community pool distinguish it from surrounding unincorporated areas
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Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

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

Transit and Commuting
  • Cheverly Metro station on the Orange Line
  • Direct rail access to downtown Washington DC
  • Connections to the broader WMATA regional network
  • Convenient to Route 50 and the Baltimore-Washington Parkway
Dining and Coffee
  • Local dining options along the Route 50 corridor
  • Neighborhood cafes and carry-out within the Cheverly area
  • Broader restaurant selection in nearby Hyattsville and Bladensburg
  • Additional options accessible via Metro into DC
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery options along the Route 50 commercial corridor
  • Retail and services accessible in neighboring Hyattsville
  • Pharmacies and convenience retail nearby
  • Larger shopping destinations reachable by car or transit
Parks and Recreation
  • Cheverly Community Pool maintained by the town
  • Neighborhood parks and green spaces within the municipality
  • Cheverly Community Center with civic programming
  • Regional parks accessible in Prince George's County

Property Location

About 6112 Montrose Rd

The home at 6112 Montrose Road was constructed in 1936, making it part of Cheverly’s original residential development. The two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath floor plan is compact and well-proportioned, consistent with the design sensibility of the era. The single-family lot occupies a position along Montrose Road where the neighborhood’s mature tree canopy and consistent setbacks are most evident.

Cheverly is a planned community and incorporated town in Prince George’s County, Maryland, developed beginning in the late 1930s with a deliberate emphasis on architectural cohesion and civic infrastructure. The town maintains its own government, community pool, and programming — amenities that are the product of active municipal management rather than a homeowners association. The result is a neighborhood with a distinct identity that has remained largely intact across decades.

Daily life in Cheverly is shaped by the town’s walkable residential streets, its community green spaces, and the accessibility of the broader Prince George’s County corridor. The Cheverly Metro station on the Orange Line connects residents to downtown Washington and the regional rail network without requiring a car. Local parks, the community center, and the town’s civic calendar provide a range of options for everyday activity.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked with buyers and sellers across Prince George’s County, including in Cheverly’s single-family market. We understand the nuances of this incorporated community — from its pricing dynamics relative to neighboring areas to the practical considerations of older home construction along streets like Montrose Road. If you are evaluating Cheverly real estate or comparable single-family homes in the inner-ring Maryland suburbs, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the submarket.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

Cheverly is a planned community developed in the late 1930s and incorporated as a municipality in 1939. It is one of the few incorporated towns in Prince George’s County, with its own elected government, community pool, and civic programming. The neighborhood is recognized for its architectural cohesion and mature residential streetscapes.
The Cheverly Metro station on the Orange Line serves the neighborhood and provides direct rail access to downtown Washington. The station connects riders to the broader WMATA network, making the location practical for those who travel regularly into the District or across the region.
The home was built in 1936, placing it among Cheverly’s earliest residential construction. Buyers should conduct a thorough inspection and budget for updates appropriate to a home of this age. The Wardman team can recommend qualified inspectors familiar with older construction in the area.
Cheverly is an incorporated municipality rather than a traditional HOA community, so governance is handled through the town government rather than a private homeowners association. Buyers should confirm any applicable town fees or regulations directly with the municipality prior to closing.
Parking details for this specific property were not provided in the listing data. Buyers should verify on-site parking availability and any applicable town regulations during the due diligence process. The Wardman team can assist in clarifying these details.
At $216,000, this home represents one of the more accessible entry points in Cheverly’s single-family market. The neighborhood’s incorporated status, civic amenities, and architectural character typically support demand for homes in the area. Buyers interested in comparable sales should reach out to the Wardman team for current market data.
School assignments for this address are determined by Prince George’s County Public Schools. Buyers should verify current school assignments directly with the school district, as boundaries can change. The Wardman team can assist in directing buyers to the appropriate district resources.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have experience working with buyers in Prince George’s County’s single-family market, including Cheverly. We can provide recent comparable sales, guidance on older home due diligence, and advisory support through the full purchase process. Reach out to start the conversation.

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