About 517 Broadwater Way
Wake up every morning to panoramic views of the Chesapeake Bay, surrounded by natural beauty, serenity, and privacy. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build the home of your dreams on spectacular Gibson Island, one of Maryland’s most sought-after private gated communities.
A prime waterfront lot, this exceptional property offers breathtaking, unobstructed views of the Bay — a front-row seat to sunrises, sailboats, and the tranquil rhythm of coastal living. Whether you envision a classic coastal retreat or a modern architectural masterpiece, this blank canvas allows you to bring your vision to life in an idyllic, secure setting.
This is more than just land — it is an invitation to create a legacy, a place where memories are made, and a lifestyle that embodies peace, elegance, and timeless waterfront living.
Please note that this property has a non-habitable structure on it that is most likely a tear down and is most likely unsafe to enter. There is significant erosion on the slope requiring remediation. Rough estimates available.
Gibson Island is a gated sanctuary known for its privacy, natural beauty, and world-class amenities, including a private country club (membership by invitation) that includes a Seth Raynor Charles Blair Mcdonald golf course with no T times, tennis, pickle ball, skeet shooting, swimming, summer camp, and a yacht club for both power and sail, and a skeet range. A full-service yacht yard is on the Island, along with walking trails. There is a stunning 43-acre freshwater spring fed lake for non-motorized watercraft, swimming, paddleboarding, kayaking and fishing. Enjoy the Island's private beaches and shorelines. With only a limited number of homes and a strong sense of community, the Island offers a rare blend of casual living and charm — just an hour from Washington, D.C., 45 minutes from Baltimore, and 40 minutes from Annapolis. With easy access to the Amtrak station and BWI airport, it is only a 25-minute drive!
Build your future on Gibson Island. Opportunities like this are truly rare.
