A gleaming new modern home perched on a private point of Lake Ogleton has quietly joined Annapolis’s ultra‑luxury club, with an asking price just under $10 million. The contemporary glass‑front residence sits on roughly a half‑acre, with a waterside infinity pool, multiple guest suites, and a private deep‑water pier that runs straight out to the Chesapeake Bay. The current owners spent about three years dialing in high‑end materials and systems across the 6,500‑plus square‑foot interior.
According to the Baltimore Business Journal, the property was initially floated at $10,000,000. The Bright MLS entry (MLS #MDAA2139880) now shows an asking price of $9,980,000 on Nestfully. That listing includes an extensive photo tour and floor plans that have been making the rounds on real‑estate sites, with the marketing zeroing in on the modern architecture and instant bay access.
Design and features
The TTR Sotheby’s listing cites roughly 6,519 square feet of living space, with five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and top‑tier finishes throughout. Inside, the house leans into the “glass box on the water” look, with soaring ceilings and dramatic walls of glass framing the views. There is a glass‑enclosed, temperature‑controlled wine wall and a chef’s kitchen anchored by two oversized stone islands that clearly expect a crowd.
Outside, the setup reads like a private resort. The waterside infinity pool is finished with custom mosaic tile, and there is a full outdoor kitchen plus a cabana topped by a guest suite. The entire layout is built around entertaining, whether that means summer parties or just showing off the sunset.
Waterfront access and boating
Property summaries on aggregator sites note that the parcel occupies a private peninsula with about 520 feet of waterfront. There is an extra‑wide deep‑water pier with multiple slips, with navigation depth reported at around 8 feet at mean low water and direct access to the Chesapeake Bay, according to listing data on Stessa. The point‑of‑land siting gives water views from multiple rooms and a dock layout that can handle larger boats, which the marketing leans on heavily.
History and ownership
The Baltimore Business Journal reports that the parcel has long been associated with the family behind the Spalding sporting goods company, a detail that helps explain why the lot has had a certain mystique in local waterfront circles. Public records and sale history show the property changed hands in 2022, and the current owners wrapped up the new construction in 2025 after an extended build and interior fit‑out, per county listings and Redfin. It is that mix of a legacy waterfront site and a brand‑new custom home that has local luxury brokers paying attention.
Market take
The listing pitches the house as a “private resort” minutes from downtown Annapolis and within easy reach of regional commuting routes, a selling point echoed across the public listing pages. Given the peninsula setting, serious boat infrastructure, and high‑end finishes, the ask plants the property firmly in the ultra‑luxury tier of Annapolis‑area waterfront homes, as reflected in the Bright MLS entry on Nestfully.
Prospective buyers can arrange a showing or dig into the full gallery and floor plans by contacting listing agent Brad Kappel of TTR Sotheby’s International Realty through the TTR Sotheby’s property page, which includes agent contact information and scheduling details for tours.
