Four homes remain: Lots 11, 12, 13 and 14. Only these homes are currently offered for sale. Arrange a private tour with Matt.
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Lot 11 · Available
Ellenham
Walkout basement
Sought-after walkout basement with a large glass sliding door.
What makes it different
First-level owner's suite, plus the popular covered rear porch you can choose to have screened in — offered only on the Ellenham and Forge.
Main-level primary suite
Ellenham example home. Finishes and upgrades shown may differ.
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To be built. Walkout configuration; basement finishing is optional.
Standard: 4 bedrooms, including an upstairs study/bedroom; 3 full + 1 half baths (3.5).
With optional finished basement: Up to 5 bedrooms / 4 full + 1 half baths (4.5).
3,283 gross square feet (GSF), not finished living area.
Starting at $1,250,000
Base prices exclude options, including a finished basement, and the Lot 11 premium.
Lot premium applies. Contact sales manager for details.
Plan highlights: Main-level primary suite · Covered rear porch (screening optional)
Choose your finishes. There is still time to personalize this home. Selections depend on construction stage and current availability; ask Matt promptly.
Original community layout; historic markings are not current availability. Select a lot above, or open the full-size plan for a closer view.
The four homes
Final homesites now released.
Four remain · Three plans
Choose from Anneslie, Ellenham and Forge. Only Lots 11, 12, 13 and 14 are currently offered for sale. To-be-built homes, with an optional finished basement that can add a bedroom and full bathroom.
The only available plan with every bedroom upstairs, leaving a generous first floor with a large main-level office/study — plus the popular covered rear porch you can choose to have screened in, offered only on the Forge and Ellenham.
Walkout basement
Upstairs primary suite
Finished Forge example home. Custom finishes and upgrades shown; available homes may differ.
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Finished Forge example home. Custom finishes and upgrades shown; available homes may differ.
Upstairs suite
Walkout basement with a large glass sliding door; finishing is optional.
Standard: 4 bedrooms, all upstairs; 2 full + 1 half baths (2.5).
With optional finished basement: Up to 5 bedrooms / 3 full + 1 half baths (3.5).
3,770 gross square feet (GSF), not finished living area.
Ask which finish selections remain available for each home.
Plan highlights: Upstairs primary suite · Main-level study · Covered rear porch (screening optional)
Starting at $1,250,000
Base prices exclude options, including a finished basement, and the Lot 11 premium.
Limited time: $20,000 toward options plus $10,000 toward closing costs with the preferred lender and title company, on the eligible final homes. Contact the sales team for the eligible lender and title company details.
Community homes starting at $1,250,000; Lot 11 premium applies. Base prices exclude options, including a finished basement, and the Lot 11 premium. Ask our team for final pricing and included features. Plan illustrations are not lot photographs. Example model photography, when shown, may include upgrades that differ from the available home.
Original builder plan · Layout only
Complete original layout, including all 30 lots and boundaries. Historic colors and markings are not current availability; use the four-home list above.
This plan shows how the community is laid out. Its colors reflect historic status and are not current availability. Ask our team what is current.
In 1904, Irish stonemason James Keelty began building homes in Baltimore. More than 120 years later, Keelty remains a fourth-generation, family-owned and operated builder, carrying that tradition of craftsmanship forward.
From Rodgers Forge, begun in 1932, to familiar communities such as Thornleigh, Seminary Ridge and Mays Chapel Village, the family’s history is part of Maryland’s neighborhoods.
