***OPEN HOUSE Sunday, 11/20, 2-4 pm.*** INCREDIBLE PRICE & LIST PRICE BELOW FRESH APPRAISAL! *Back to active after first buyer had a business loss that prevented them from getting their financing.* OVER 2700 finished square feet in this gorgeous, renovated & quality 5 bed/3 bath home in the Mantua/Frost/Woodson school pyramid! Nice kitchen with granite counters, motion sensor kitchen faucet, stainless steel appliances (including 2021 Bosch dishwasher) & ceramic tile floors. On the main level, a large window bump-out gives an airy and bright feeling to the roomy main level living room. A sliding glass door off the dining room beckons you to bask in the rays from the roomy 2nd level sundeck. Walk down the hall to 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths, including en suite bath in the primary bedroom. Allergy sufferers rejoice - there's no carpet anywhere in the house - enjoy sparkling wood floors on the main level, ceramic tile in the baths and kitchen, and engineered hardwood and luxury vinyl in the lower level! The lower level provides a sunny family room with great features: wood burning fireplace, wood mantel and engineered flooring. Two spacious additional bedrooms, custom finished hall bath and laundry room with nice washer and dryer (2021). Bonus 6th bedroom or flex space perfect for a gym, home office, hobby or zoom room. Two of the lower level bedrooms feature exterior doors to allow for flexible use - maybe for Airbnb or Home office? Much of the lighting in the house has been replaced within the past year with chic yet neutral updates. The nice yard includes premium hardscape and landscaping, and a concrete pad under the deck. And there's plenty of off-street parking on the paved driveway. Quiet & favored neighborhood in an easy commuter location, just a short jaunt to 495, the energetic Mosaic District and Dunn Loring Metro station. This is it!
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