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This is a Columbia original, renewed for its next generation. Built in 1972 by Howard Homes, Inc., and the first time being offered for sale in fifty years, this distinctive California Contemporary is an authentic product of the formative years of Jim Rouse's Columbia, an ambitious vision for a community where architecture, landscape, open space and everyday life would exist in thoughtful relationship. Set beneath mature trees in Phelps Luck, within the Village of Long Reach, the home's low horizontal profile, asymmetrical composition, natural brick, dark architectural accents, broad rooflines and restrained geometry reflect the Mid-Century Modern influences that helped define Columbia's early residential character. This is not a modern interpretation of 1970s design, it is the real thing. More than fifty years later, the home has benefited from owners who understood the difference between simply updating a house and thoughtfully caring for one. Over $100,000 has been invested in meticulous improvements intended to preserve its character while preparing it for decades of continued service. Major improvements include new windows in 2022, a new HVAC system in 2023, a roof replaced in 2019, fresh paint throughout in 2026 and a previously renovated kitchen. The result is an increasingly rare combination: the personality and architectural integrity of an original Columbia Contemporary coupled with substantial investment in the components that matter to long-term ownership. This home is better than new construction and better than a home that is being flipped. The owners have improved it over time and acted as the quality control inspectors that new homes and flip properties lack. The single-level design remains remarkably relevant today. Generous living spaces, distinctive architectural details and the home's connection to its green surroundings demonstrate why good contemporary design has endured. Outside, mature trees and established landscaping reinforce one of Columbia's foundational ideas: that homes should be integrated into the landscape rather than simply imposed upon it. Next to the home is a sidewalk-a subtle clue that you are in Jim Rouse's Columbia, connected to the community throughout the walkable city. No attic and no basement means all of your needs are met on one level. A doggy door off of the family room opens to the fully fenced back yard allowing furry family members an easy in and out year round. The history of the home is one of a kind. Original 1972 land records document Howard Homes, Inc. as the builder-owner that conveyed this property to its first homeowners. Howard Homes, led by Seymour F. Raphael and Lee Rosenberg, would become a significant Howard County builder and ultimately construct homes throughout Columbia. Those owners remained in the home for 4 years until the Seller's parents bought the home and kept it in their family until now. And then there is Columbia itself. Jim Rouse envisioned something more ambitious than another suburban development. Columbia was conceived as a complete community-one that respected the land, encouraged human connection and brought thoughtful planning and design into everyday American life. Long Reach emerged during those early years, and 5358 Flight Feather remains a tangible piece of that story. Today, the opportunity is not merely to purchase a well-cared-for home. It is to become the next steward of an original Columbia residence that has already served its owners for more than half a century, and has been thoughtfully prepared for what comes next. Original in character. Renewed with intention. Built for Columbia in 1972 and ready for its next fifty years.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

This is a Columbia original, renewed for its next generation. Built in 1972 by Howard Homes, Inc., and the first time being offered for sale in fifty years, this distinctive California Contemporary is an authentic product of the formative years of Jim Rouse's Columbia, an ambitious vision for a community where architecture, landscape, open space and everyday life would exist in thoughtful relationship. Set beneath mature trees in Phelps Luck, within the Village of Long Reach, the home's low horizontal profile, asymmetrical composition, natural brick, dark architectural accents, broad rooflines and restrained geometry reflect the Mid-Century Modern influences that helped define Columbia's early residential character. This is not a modern interpretation of 1970s design, it is the real thing. More than fifty years later, the home has benefited from owners who understood the difference between simply updating a house and thoughtfully caring for one. Over $100,000 has been invested in meticulous improvements intended to preserve its character while preparing it for decades of continued service. Major improvements include new windows in 2022, a new HVAC system in 2023, a roof replaced in 2019, fresh paint throughout in 2026 and a previously renovated kitchen. The result is an increasingly rare combination: the personality and architectural integrity of an original Columbia Contemporary coupled with substantial investment in the components that matter to long-term ownership. This home is better than new construction and better than a home that is being flipped. The owners have improved it over time and acted as the quality control inspectors that new homes and flip properties lack. The single-level design remains remarkably relevant today. Generous living spaces, distinctive architectural details and the home's connection to its green surroundings demonstrate why good contemporary design has endured. Outside, mature trees and established landscaping reinforce one of Columbia's foundational ideas: that homes should be integrated into the landscape rather than simply imposed upon it. Next to the home is a sidewalk-a subtle clue that you are in Jim Rouse's Columbia, connected to the community throughout the walkable city. No attic and no basement means all of your needs are met on one level. A doggy door off of the family room opens to the fully fenced back yard allowing furry family members an easy in and out year round. The history of the home is one of a kind. Original 1972 land records document Howard Homes, Inc. as the builder-owner that conveyed this property to its first homeowners. Howard Homes, led by Seymour F. Raphael and Lee Rosenberg, would become a significant Howard County builder and ultimately construct homes throughout Columbia. Those owners remained in the home for 4 years until the Seller's parents bought the home and kept it in their family until now. And then there is Columbia itself. Jim Rouse envisioned something more ambitious than another suburban development. Columbia was conceived as a complete community-one that respected the land, encouraged human connection and brought thoughtful planning and design into everyday American life. Long Reach emerged during those early years, and 5358 Flight Feather remains a tangible piece of that story. Today, the opportunity is not merely to purchase a well-cared-for home. It is to become the next steward of an original Columbia residence that has already served its owners for more than half a century, and has been thoughtfully prepared for what comes next. Original in character. Renewed with intention. Built for Columbia in 1972 and ready for its next fifty years.

5358 Flight Feather, Columbia

Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Realty Centre. Contact:

Selling Office: Redfin Corp.

$410,000

Move-in ready Columbia townhome featuring 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and a finished walk-out basement in a highly desirable location. This well-maintained home offers a functional layout with modern updates throughout. The updated kitchen includes white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a sliding glass door that opens to a private front patio—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Recent improvements provide peace of mind for future owners, including a new roof installed in 2020 and HVAC system replaced in 2019. Luxury vinyl tile flooring and carpet were installed in 2022, creating a fresh and comfortable living space. The spacious primary bedroom features an ensuite bath, while the finished walk-out basement provides flexible living space with a full bathroom, storage area, and direct access to the backyard. Ideally located just minutes from schools, restaurants, and shopping centers. Convenient commuter access to Route 100, Route 29, and I-95 makes travel to Fort Meade, Baltimore, and Washington, DC easy. Enjoy everything Columbia is known for, including nearby parks, walking paths, and vibrant community amenities.

3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths

Move-in ready Columbia townhome featuring 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and a finished walk-out basement in a highly desirable location. This well-maintained home offers a functional layout with modern updates throughout. The updated kitchen includes white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and a sliding glass door that opens to a private front patio—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Recent improvements provide peace of mind for future owners, including a new roof installed in 2020 and HVAC system replaced in 2019. Luxury vinyl tile flooring and carpet were installed in 2022, creating a fresh and comfortable living space. The spacious primary bedroom features an ensuite bath, while the finished walk-out basement provides flexible living space with a full bathroom, storage area, and direct access to the backyard. Ideally located just minutes from schools, restaurants, and shopping centers. Convenient commuter access to Route 100, Route 29, and I-95 makes travel to Fort Meade, Baltimore, and Washington, DC easy. Enjoy everything Columbia is known for, including nearby parks, walking paths, and vibrant community amenities.

5402 White Mane, Columbia

Listing courtesy of Samson Properties. Contact:

Selling Office: Signature Home Realty LLC.

$320,000

End-unit townhome in the sought-after Phelps Luck section of Columbia, offering a peaceful setting and endless potential. The relaxing rear deck overlooks Aggies Island and Jackson Pond—stocked with fish and surrounded by natural wildlife—creating a serene backdrop rarely found in townhome living. This all-original home features 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths, plus a partially finished basement with a fireplace, offering the opportunity to add significant additional living space. While the home needs updating, it is well worth the time and effort for buyers looking to customize or build equity. Enjoy a fenced rear yard for added privacy, along with easy access to Columbia’s extensive network of walking trails. Conveniently located just a short drive to the mall, restaurants, and entertainment, including the vibrant new Merriweather District. Priced to sell based on condition—a fantastic opportunity for investors or buyers with vision.

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

End-unit townhome in the sought-after Phelps Luck section of Columbia, offering a peaceful setting and endless potential. The relaxing rear deck overlooks Aggies Island and Jackson Pond—stocked with fish and surrounded by natural wildlife—creating a serene backdrop rarely found in townhome living. This all-original home features 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths, plus a partially finished basement with a fireplace, offering the opportunity to add significant additional living space. While the home needs updating, it is well worth the time and effort for buyers looking to customize or build equity. Enjoy a fenced rear yard for added privacy, along with easy access to Columbia’s extensive network of walking trails. Conveniently located just a short drive to the mall, restaurants, and entertainment, including the vibrant new Merriweather District. Priced to sell based on condition—a fantastic opportunity for investors or buyers with vision.

5792 Flagflower Pl, Columbia

Listing courtesy of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices PenFed Realty. Contact:

Selling Office: EXP Realty, LLC.