From coffee on the deck to a dinner that lingers long after the plates are cleared, 519 Westside Boulevard has room for the moments that make a house feel like home. Framed by mature trees, this four-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath brick-front Colonial brings together classic curb appeal, light-filled interiors, and a layout that keeps everyday life comfortably connected.
Sunlight through the front windows makes the living room an inviting place to settle in with a book or catch up with guests. A wide opening connects it to the dining room, giving gatherings room to grow while preserving a distinct setting for meals. In the kitchen, white cabinetry with crown molding, polished dark countertops, a textured tile backsplash, and stainless steel appliances balance warmth with contrast. The peninsula adds generous prep and serving space, while the adjoining breakfast nook and step-down family room keep the cook part of the conversation. Sliding glass doors lead onto the deck, where there is space to dine, lounge, and let a pleasant evening run a little longer.
The primary suite offers a quieter change of pace, with a vaulted ceiling, tall windows, and a walk-in closet. Its private bathroom pairs a double vanity with a glass-enclosed shower and a soaking tub beneath an arched window, creating an inviting place to unwind. Three additional bedrooms offer flexibility for sleeping spaces, guests, or a dedicated home office, complemented by a second full bathroom.
Downstairs, finished lower-level space adds another dimension to the home. Wood-look tile, white wainscoting, and recessed lighting provide a welcoming backdrop for movie nights, hobbies, workouts, or a separate place to work. With gathering spaces on the main level and additional flexibility below, everyone can spread out without having to give up a room’s everyday purpose.
Notable updates include the roof in 2018, HVAC and water heater in 2019, and Pella windows installed in 2023 throughout the home except in one bedroom and the primary bathroom. The washer and dryer were replaced in 2024, the dishwasher in July 2026, and all gutters in 2026. An attached one-car garage with an EV charger hookup, plus driveway parking for two vehicles, adds everyday convenience.
Set in Catonsville’s Patapsco Falls North community, the home is within walking distance of the Trolley Trail, The Breadery, and the Rockhaven section of Patapsco Valley State Park. A neighborhood Halloween gathering adds a seasonal tradition to the calendar, while the nearby trails offer reasons to get outdoors throughout the year. A bakery stop, a wooded walk, and an afternoon back on the deck make a compelling case for keeping your weekends close to home.
