Address: 5711 15th Street N.
Neighborhood: Westover
Listed: $875,000
Open: Sunday, July 12 from 1-4 p.m.
Light fills the inviting space of this updated pre-war Colonial just a few blocks to Westover Village. The renovated kitchen opens to the dining area and features crisp white cabinets, marble countertops, backsplash and breakfast bar. An atrium door opens to the driveway, making it convenient to bring groceries directly into the home.
Just off the kitchen is a den with doors leading to the patio and level, fenced, rear yard. Mature trees, shrubs and perennials ensure shady spots for play, gardening, sports and outdoor dining. Woodburning fireplace in the living room, refinished wood floors on two levels and fresh paint throughout enhance the home’s appeal. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, and the second bedroom has wainscoting detailing. The renovated hall bathroom completes this level.
In the lower level, there are built-ins in the large rec room, and a den with door to the side yard. The renovated bathroom on this level allows the area to be used for a private guest space.
Enjoy Westover Village’s shops, restaurants, library, the legendary Ayer’s Hardware Store, Sunday’s farmer’s market, easy access to the bike path, and four parks. McKinley, Swanson and Yorktown schools. A home in pristine move-in condition and an exceptional location.
Listed by:
Betsy Twigg
McEnearney Associates
703-967-4391
[email protected]
betsytwigg.com
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