Address: 5927 4th Street N.
Neighborhood: Boulevard Manor
Listed: $885,000
Open: Saturday, July 2 and Sunday, July 3 from 1-4 p.m.
This classic three bedroom, two bath mid-Century rambler offers a rare combination of pristine, updated interior and a manicured yard, graced by mature trees, shrubbery and perennials.
Recent improvements include: gas furnace, gas water heater, stylishly-renovated main level bath and remodeled lower level bath; kitchen countertops and appliances, replacement windows, flooring, lighting, fresh paint, extensive landscaping and a driveway.
Enter into a light filled living room, anchored by a wood burning fireplace. The living room flows into the dining room, then kitchen, and onto the patio — ideal for gatherings and daily living. Three bedrooms on the main level share a new bathroom with large vanity and separate cabinet storage.
The expansive lower level rec room accommodates spaces for media, play, and office, and there is a remodeled bathroom, too. Three tall windows at one part of the rec room allow it to be enclosed for a fourth bedroom. The fresh clean laundry room has additional storage as does the utility room. A separate, finished workshop could be used for a gym or even an office.
The home borders part of the Reeves Farm and is near parks and bike path. Easy commuting or easy work from home in this wonderful home.
Listed by:
Betsy Twigg
McEnearney Associates
703-967-4391
[email protected]
www.betsytwigg.com
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