Unit 30 at Ocean Pines pairs a two-story interior with two distinct outdoor spaces: a landscaped courtyard patio at the entrance and an upper balcony. Inside, the vaulted living area, skylights and loft create separation without closing off the main gathering space.
The townhome was listed at $310,000. The supplied MLS record identified it as active when reviewed on August 22, 2026. Buyers should confirm current price, availability and showing access in Paragon before making plans.
A vaulted living area with an open loft
The living and dining area has tile flooring, a vaulted ceiling and a direct view toward the loft and staircase. The loft adds flexible finished space for work, hobbies, reading or storage without being represented here as an additional bedroom.
The MLS reports central heating and air conditioning, ceiling fans, skylights, smoke detectors and a washer and dryer. Listing photography shows a comfortable flow between the living room, dining area and kitchen.
Two bedrooms and two full bathrooms
The MLS identifies two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, with the primary bedroom on the main level. The bedrooms shown in the listing photography have ceiling fans, closets and a mix of carpet and tile flooring.
The MLS reports 1,092 heated square feet, while the supplied CRS report lists 905 square feet. Buyers should verify the heated-area calculation, tax records, measurements and any loft treatment during due diligence.
A courtyard patio, balcony, pool and tennis court
The front courtyard patio creates a defined outdoor area beside the entrance, while the upper balcony offers a separate place above the landscaped grounds. The MLS also reports an attached outside-storage area.
Ocean Pines amenities reported by the MLS include an outdoor community pool and tennis court. The MLS says owners may have pets, motorcycles and golf carts, subject to current association rules and local requirements.
HOA services and insurance
The MLS calculates the HOA amount at $175 per month. Reported inclusions are common electricity, trash pickup, pool service, landscaping, management, legal and accounting services, common maintenance and repair, water and internet access.
The MLS states that association insurance and an individual HO-6 policy are not included. Agent remarks report a current homeowners-insurance premium of $3,093 per year, but that is the seller's current policy information rather than a quote for a buyer. Coverage, deductibles, exclusions and premiums should be independently priced and verified.
Buyers should obtain a current written account statement, budget, reserves, master insurance information, assessment history, transfer charges and governing documents before relying on any association figure.
Rental rules need written verification
The MLS marks long-term rentals as allowed and says there is no current rental-management contract. Both the agent remarks and public remarks state that short-term rentals are not permitted.
The supplied package includes the Ocean Pines master deed, bylaws and rules. Buyers and appropriate advisers should review the current versions because lease terms, registration procedures, occupancy requirements and enforcement policies can change.
Flood-zone and past-tax information
The supplied CRS report identifies FEMA Zone X, described as an area of minimal flood hazard, on panel 45051C0801K, effective December 16, 2021. Agent remarks say the property is not in a flood zone, but Zone X is still a FEMA flood-zone designation. Buyers should independently verify current mapping, elevation information, lender requirements and insurance pricing.
CRS reports total property taxes of $2,873.20 for 2025, $2,873.20 for 2024 and $3,301.74 for 2023. Historical taxes are not a forecast. Ownership, use, exemptions, reassessment and taxing decisions can change a future bill.
Things Buyers Should Know
- MLS 2620731 was active at $310,000 when reviewed on August 22, 2026.
- The MLS reports 1,092 heated square feet; CRS reports 905 square feet.
- The MLS calculates HOA dues at $175 per month; buyers need current written association figures and assessment information.
- Association insurance and an individual HO-6 policy are not included according to the MLS.
- The seller's reported $3,093 annual insurance premium is not a transferable buyer quote.
- Long-term rentals are reported as allowed; short-term rentals are reported as prohibited.
- CRS identifies FEMA Zone X/minimal hazard; flood risk and insurance requirements still need independent verification.
- Availability, measurements, insurance, fees, rental rules, pet rules and all material facts should be independently verified.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the HOA?
The MLS calculates $175 per month. Buyers should obtain a current written statement covering dues, reserves, insurance, assessments and transfer charges.
Is property insurance included?
No. The MLS says association insurance and an individual HO-6 policy are not included. The seller's reported premium is not a buyer quote.
Are short-term rentals allowed?
No short-term rentals are reported as permitted. The MLS marks long-term rentals as allowed. Current governing documents and association policies should be verified.
What square footage should buyers rely on?
The MLS reports 1,092 heated square feet, while CRS reports 905 square feet. Buyers should verify measurements and the treatment of the loft during due diligence.
What flood zone is reported?
The supplied CRS report identifies FEMA Zone X, described as minimal hazard. Buyers should still verify current mapping and insurance requirements.
What were the recent property taxes?
CRS reports $2,873.20 for 2025, $2,873.20 for 2024 and $3,301.74 for 2023. A buyer's future tax bill may differ.