Join us for our Open Houses on Saturday, May 22nd from 1:00PM-3:00PM and Sunday, May 23rd from 1:00PM-3:00PM. Welcome to 5505 Gallatin St, a stately four-bedroom, two-bathroom colonial in Hyattsville! This charming house on a hill is chock full of recent updates and move-in ready for the most discerning of buyers. With a traditional floor plan, the home features a separate, generous dining room, refreshed kitchen, living room with a wood-burning fireplace with a fresh bill of health, and a main level en-suite bedroom with an abundance of windows. Bonuses on this level include a screened-in porch for enjoying the outdoors, and an additional room perfect as a den, home office, or a vestibule to the stunningly landscaped backyard! The tiered landscaping in the backyard creates the perfect outdoor oasis. With ample space for outdoor dining, lounging, outdoor work from home, and entertaining, the mature trees and privacy fence allow a quintessential hidden getaway. Much love and time was spent on the landscaping and regrading with river rock for both aesthetics and functionality. Back in the home, three bedrooms and a refreshed full bath complete the upper level, with tons of natural light flooding through all of the windows. The basement has another bonus room, and access to the washer/dryer and utilities, with plenty of room for storage as well. Recent updates include a new roof (2019), newer HVAC (2016), a new chimney liner and rebuilt back wall with firebricks (2021), a newer sewer stack in the basement, and professional regrading. All the home needs is you! The houses upper position with the tall trees truly allows bright and serene living on a quiet block. Tucked away in Rogers Heights, this home has an ideal location with easy access to transit (MARC station in Riverdale Park, and also the future Purple Line), to major highways to get into DC, Baltimore, or Annapolis, and best of all, to the Hyattsville Arts District for retail, dining, and other local community highlights. If the outdoor space at the home isnt enough, there are tons of nearby trails, parks, and outdoor sanctuaries for that reconnection with nature.