11615 Silvermaple Ct – Hunters Run
June 8, 2011 by Marney Kirk
Filed under Baltimore, Baltimore County, Blog, Cockeysville, Hunt Valley
11615 Silvermaple Ct is a single family home in Hunt Valley Station. *UPDATE: SOLD 8/31/11*
It is on the market for $524,000.
11615 Silvermaple is a four bedroom home with a possible 5th bedroom and full bath in the lower level.
It has a large screened in porch with cathedral ceiling, updated kitchen with stainless appliances, hardwood floors throughout the first floor, plus a family room off the kitchen with wood burning fireplace. According to the public records, the square footage on the upper two levels is 2,198, with an additional 1,132 square feet in the lower level. It is a Ryland built home on a cul de sac.
This Hunters Run Colonial has so much to offer.
Currently there are three other single family homes on the market in the Hunters Run neighborhood at 11513 Hunters Run Drive for $530,000 (now under contract), and 1110 Walnut Wood Drive for $619,900 (now sold), which has now gone under contract, and 1210 Maple Leaf Ct for $505,000.
For more information on 11615 Silvermaple Ct or other Hunters Run houses, contact me. I know the neighborhood well!
Listing courtesy of Marcus-Boyd Realty
1210 Maple Leaf Ct — Hunt Valley Station
May 4, 2011 by Marney Kirk
Filed under Baltimore, Baltimore County, Blog, Cockeysville, Homes For Sale, Hunt Valley
*UPDATE: Withdrawn from the market 12/17/11*
1210 Maple Leaf Ct is a four bedroom single family home in Hunters Run.
1210 Mapleleaf Court is a Ryland built Colonial in Hunt Valley Station, and is on the market for $485,000. According to the public records, it has 2,064 square feet on the first two levels. It has hardwood floors throughout the first floor, including the kitchen.
Located on a cul de sac, off of another dead end street, there is no through traffic! I actually sold their neighbor’s house at 1212 Maple Leaf Ct in 2009!
Currently, there are three other Hunt Valley Station single family homes for sale at 11513 Hunters Run Drive, (which recently settled), 1110 Walnut Wood Drive, which also recently settled, and 11615 Silvermaple Court for $524,000, now sold/settled as well. Multiple homes in Hunters Run have sold in the past year, and a competitive market analysis can be run to show true value. The styles & builders vary, so there are many details that go into figuring value on these homes.
Contact me for more information on 1210 Maple Leaf Ct and Hunters Run homes. I know the community well!
Home Listing courtesy of Yerman, Witman, Gaines & Conklin.
1110 Walnutwood Drive – Hunters Run
March 24, 2011 by Marney Kirk
Filed under Baltimore County, Blog, Cockeysville, Homes For Sale, Hunt Valley
1110 Walnutwood Drive is a beautiful Hunters Run house, and is on the market for $619,900. **UPDATE 7/26/11: SOLD!**
Located at the corner of Silvermaple, it has a convenient location & beautifully landscaped yard!
This is a Ryland “Calvert” model, the largest the builder built in the Hunters Run community.
Gleaming hardwood floors are showcased on the first floor, including the two story great room!
The owners have completely redone the kitchen, knocking out a wall and adding granite counters & beautiful cabinetry. This leads to the laundry room the garage.
The powder room right off the kitchen is nicely designed and tastefully done as well. The lower level has been finished with a bedroom and full bath, plus a recreation room!
Upstairs has been redone as well — the master bath has beautifully done tile work and marble.
This is a spectacular Hunt Valley Station house. Currently there are three other single family homes on the market in the Hunters Run neighborhood at 11513 Hunters Run Drive for $530,000, 1210 Maple Leaf Ct for $505,000, and 11615 Silvermaple Ct for $524,000.
For more information on 1110 Walnut Wood Drive or other Hunters Run houses, contact me. I know the neighborhood well!
Listing courtesy of Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc.
11513 Hunters Run Drive – Hunt Valley Station
January 17, 2011 by Marney Kirk
Filed under Baltimore, Baltimore County, Blog, Cockeysville, Homes For Sale, Hunt Valley
11513 Hunters Run Drive is a four bedroom single family home in Hunters Run. *SOLD 8/15/11*
11513 Hunters Run Dr is a Faust-built Hunt Valley Station home with, according to the public record, 2,782 sq ft on the first two levels. It is listed for sale for $530,000.
The walk-out lower level has been finished with a fifth bedroom, full bath, and kitchenette.
This Hunters Run home has a fenced backyard, which is very unusual for the neighborhood. It has a nice, large deck off the kitchen as well with steps down to the fenced backyard.
Currently there are three other Hunt Valley Station single family homes for sale, one at 1210 Maple Leaf Court, listed for $505,000, another at 1110 Walnut Wood Drive for $619,900 (now under contract), and the third at 11615 Silver Maple Ct for $535,000.
Contact me for more information on 11513 Hunters Run Drive and other Hunt Valley Station homes. I know the neighborhood very well!
Listing Courtesy of Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc.
8 Wineleaf Ct – Hunters Run
January 17, 2011 by Marney Kirk
Filed under Baltimore, Baltimore County, Blog, Cockeysville, Hunt Valley
8 Wineleaf Ct is a four bedroom single family home in Hunters Run. **UPDATE: SOLD 4/29/11**
8 Winleaf Court is a Ryland built Colonial in Hunt Valley Station, and is on the market for $555,000. According to the public records, it has 2,962 square feet on the first two levels. The walk-out lower level is finished with a full bath and partial kitchen!
Located on a cul de sac, there are only 8 houses on the street. I actually co-listed and sold their neighbor’s house in 2005!
Currently, there are two other Hunt Valley Station single family homes for sale at 11513 Hunters Run Drive, on the market for $550,000, and 1110 Walnut Wood Drive for $639,900. Multiple homes in Hunters Run have sold in the past year, and a competitive market analysis can be run to show true value. The styles & builders vary, so there are many details that go into figuring value on these homes.
Contact me for more information on 8 Wineleaf Ct and Hunters Run homes. I know the community well!
Home Listing courtesy of D&D Real Estate and Development
Computerized Appraisal Problems
January 5, 2011 by Marney Kirk
Filed under Baltimore, Baltimore County, Blog, Towson
Computerized appraisals have been an issue for awhile, but recently, they have become a problem for a much larger group of people.
Appraisals done by people in general are both objective and subjective, which means that often if you had two professional appraisers come to your house, you would likely get two different price opinions, if they did not have a target price to go from.
Computerized appraisals are just that. It uses transactional data information but does not take updates and other ancillary details into consideration. According to the Wall Street Journal article by M.P. McQueen,
Automated valuation models were pioneered by Yale economist Robert Shiller, who developed the first systems in the early 1990s. While arguing that these appraisals are more objective than human appraisers, Mr. Shiller and others say that in some situations the models may be providing unrealistically low values, prompting lenders to reject loan applications or lend less money on particular properties.
I have to question as to whether the data is similar to those used by Zillow Zestimates to find value. Baltimore County Zillow Zestimates have been well off in many situations, and the disclaimers on their site are many. Their CEO & CFO explained their data issues to me, and I discussed them in my post about misleading Towson Zestimates.
If owners have tax credits or have lived in the property for a long time, that can easily skew results, creating an incorrectly low “appraisal” or Zestimate.
So, if you are looking to refinance your Baltimore County home, be aware of computerized appraisals.
13 Ringleaf Ct Hunters Run
December 6, 2010 by Marney Kirk
Filed under Blog, Cockeysville, Hunt Valley
13 Ringleaf Court in Hunt Valley Station has returned to the market, and is a five bedroom home with two full baths upstairs, and a full bath on the lower level.
**UPDATE: This home settled 1/28/2011**
This is a Faust-built home in the Hunt Valley Station community. It is located on a court location, and is for sale for $565,000. I recently viewed this home, with its’ updated appliances, and nice exterior.
Currently, there are no other Hunt Valley Station single family homes for sale. Multiple homes in Hunters Run have sold in the past six months, and a competitive market analysis can be run to show true value.
Contact me for more information on 13 Ringleaf Ct and Hunters Run detached homes. I know the community well!
Home Listing courtesy of Lancaster Realty.
Hunt Valley Station Update September 2010
September 10, 2010 by Marney Kirk
Filed under Blog, Cockeysville, Hunt Valley
Hunt Valley Station single family homes have updates in September, with only one active single family home currently on the market.
Two homes are under contract, 8 Timberwood Court, listed for $569,850, which went under contract recently and is due to settle next week, and 1210 Maple Leaf Ct, listed for $525,000, which went under contract at the end of August, and is due to settle September 30.
The active home on the market is 13 Ringleaf Ct, a 5 bedroom home listed for $569,000.
Three single family homes have settled since June, two of which were 5 bedroom homes, one of them a 4 bedroom model.
For more information on Hunt Valley Station homes, please contact me. I know the neighborhood well!
6 Timberwood Ct Hunt Valley Station
May 20, 2010 by Marney Kirk
Filed under Blog, Cockeysville, Hunt Valley
6 Timberwood Ct in Hunt Valley Station is a four bedroom Faust built home located on a court with a level yard. *UPDATED JUNE 24, 2010, SETTLED.*
The hardwood floors and ceramic tile are in fantastic condition, as is the carpet on the second floor and lower level.
The kitchen has granite counters, and a sitting area. The current asking price is $600,000.
Right now, there are six homes for sale in Hunt Valley Station. 
They are: 5 Ringleaf Ct for $572,500, 13 Ringleaf Ct for $569,000, a five bedroom home at 5 Berrycrest Ct for $549,900, the five bedroom 1210 Walnutwood Rd for $539,000, and 1210 Mapleleaf Ct for $525,000.
Contact me for more information on Hunt Valley Station single family homes.
Listing Courtesy of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage. 
5 Ringleaf Ct Hunt Valley Station
May 7, 2010 by Marney Kirk
Filed under Blog, Cockeysville, Hunt Valley
Yesterday I was able to view 5 Ringleaf Ct in Hunt Valley Station — a very well maintained home on a quiet court on the market for $572,900. *Update June 17, 2010, 5 Ringleaf Ct in Hunt Valley Station was withdrawn from the market.*

The kitchen is nicely updated, and the hardwood floors in great condition.
This is truly, though, a three bedroom home with three bedrooms and two full baths upstairs. The fourth bedroom and third full bath are in the lower level.
There are currently five houses on the market in Hunt Valley Station, the other 4 are either four or five bedrooms upstairs.

On the same street is 13 Ringleaf Ct for $579,900, a five bedroom home at 5 Berrycrest Ct for $549,900, the five bedroom 1210 Walnutwood Rd for $539,000, and 1210 Mapleleaf Ct for $539,900.
Contact me for more information on Hunt Valley Station single family homes.











