Listed by Long and FosterThis well kept community is near the intersection of Seven Locks Road and Democracy Boulevard. These 25 year old homes still look great and the location is a winner.
The home has great curb appeal. The yard is well maintained and the exterior of the home looks fantastic for its age. It is just foreshadowing for what you are about to see inside.
You enter into a nice foyer with the stairs up on your immediate left. The decor is lovely, paint perfect and detail attractive. You cannot help but be drawn into the home to see more. The kitchen is to the right. I believe it is original, but in great shape. If you had the Formica counters replaced with granite and stainless sink replaced with a nice under mount enamel sink, you would think it was newly refinished.
The dining room and family room are nice size and well decorated and inviting. There is a sun room on the back of the home with a winter view to a pond. It is like being on Walden pond...just a nice, relaxing view. The powder room on this level has been recently remodeled. They did a nice job with new vanity and granite sink tops.
The upstairs has a nice master bedroom and two additional bedrooms. The baths are original but in nice condition. The bedrooms are adult sized and all get plenty of natural light.
The basement is finished and has an additional bedroom and full bath. There is also a nice area for TV and wood burning fireplace. The basement has a sliding glass door in the rear that opens below the deck on to a brick patio. The only complaint I had in viewing the home is the basement toilet was filthy. The baths should always be checked carefully while the home is available to show.
This home has been well priced by the listing agent. I would not expect it to last long at this price, and would expect a sale within 30 days. It should settle somewhere around $830,000 which would be a bargain for anyone smart enough to grab this home.
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Really? You think this property will go within 30 days, even in this market and economy?
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Sack; Yes, I do! The market is slow but properties that are in good condition, priced well, and prepared for the market are selling quickly. This reinforces my mantra that homes should be spit-shined before marketing. Can I help you to buy a home or assist in selling yours?
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