Drum point hoa

4.49

Lot/Land

$619,000

01/27/21

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4.76

Lot/Land

$30,000

06/28/21

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5.71

Lot/Land

$632,600

02/04/21

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5.69

Lot/Land

$589,000

01/27/21

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5.67

Lot/Land

$649,000

01/27/21

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5.53

Lot/Land

$594,300

02/04/21

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0.33

Lot/Land

$704,985

04/16/21

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10.32

Lot/Land

$745,000

05/18/21

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4.73

Lot/Land

$30,000

06/28/21

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4.51

Lot/Land

$475,000

06/07/21

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Basement: Full,UnfinishedNumber of Rooms: 4Types of Rooms: Master Bedroom, Dining Room, Kitchen, Living Room

Number of Bedrooms: 3Number of Bathrooms: 2Number of Bathrooms (full): 1Number of Bathrooms (half): 1

Living Area: 1344 Square Feet

Appliances: Dishwasher, Dryer, Gas Cooking, Microwave, Refrigerator, Stove, Washer, Water Heater(Natural Gas)DishwasherDryerMicrowaveRefrigeratorWasher

Heating: Forced Air,Natural GasHas CoolingAir Conditioning: Central AirHas Heating

Window: Blinds/ShadesDoor: Sliding DoorsFlooring: Concrete

Stories: 2Floors: Concrete

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The Drum Point Club was formed in 1983 by a group of residents who wished to conserve a unique 25 acre property from development.  This private, non-profit, social club was organized exclusively for recreation, educational and outreach purposes, and the preservation of the nature and open space.  The Club is at the very tip of Drum Point where the Patuxent River meets the Chesapeake Bay.

The Drum Point Club members can enjoy a private clubhouse, fishing pier, fire pit and expansive sandy beaches.  

Drum Point Club is NOT the same as DPPOA

There is evidently some confusion about The Drum Point Club. We are a private, non-profit club for residents of Drum Point who choose to purchase a membership. This allows paid members to use the facilities of the Club grounds. Membership information is listed below.

The Drum Point Property Owners Association (DPPOA) is the Home Owners Association for Drum Point homeowners who pay yearly assessments. DPPOA has its own beach and office. The DPPOA website is www.dppoa.org

Drum Point was once part of a colonial land grant called Eltonhead Manor.  It passed down through many generations and owners until it was finally sold to the Drum Point Corporation in 1948 which sought to develop the land into a resort community.  The Chesapeake Ranch Club acquired the Drum Point Community in 1969.  In 1983, the Drum Point Project, Inc. (DPPI) was created and purchased the infrastructure of the community from the Chesapeake Ranch Club.  In 1986, DPPI sold all properties, one exception being the point property itself, which was retained and operated as a separate, privately-owned club.  

Before buying in Drum Point HOA you will want to check out their reserve funds, budgets, bylaws as well as the rules and restrictions of the community. Make sure there is an adequate amount in the reserves in case of major problems such as: roof repairs, asphalt repairs, pool issues and/or property defects.

Complex Information

• Units in Complex not listed

Other Information

• School District: not listed

HOA Fee

*All information provided is subject to change by each individual community and/or association. You should verify all information including HOA prices/dues.

Homeowners Association Information

Before buying in an HOA you will want to check out their reserve funds, budgets, bylaws as well as the rules and restrictions of the community. Make sure there is an adequate amount in the reserves in case of major problems such as: roof repairs, asphalt repairs, pool issues and/or property defects.

Monthly HOA costs usually cover – landscaping, regular maintenance, management fees, any clubhouse amenities such as: pool, spa, workout room/gym, security and/or common area electricity. As far as rules and restrictions of the neighborhood make sure there is nothing that is out of the ordinary – usually the big issue in homeowner associations is parking. Can you park in your own driveway, can you park in any spot in the community and/or can you back in? You may also want to check to see if there are any restrictions to outside decor (example holiday decorations). You may want to research the community, documents, disclosures and neighbors before buying in any subdivision. Once in your community you may want to become an active member and join in on board meetings, etc.

The HOA management company can provide you with the CC&R docs along with the rules and regulations of the community. Real Estate agents can assist you with finding the correct property management company elected by the community & board members as these tend to change frequently. An agent can also direct you to the specific schools in the area (Elementary, Jr. High & High Schools)

We are not affiliated with Drum Point or any HOA, management company or buying or selling real estate agent. If you find any errors in our listing please feel to contact us. Also, if you live in the homeowners association and would like to add any information including: floor plans, builder, minutes or additional community features please contact us.