14936 Endstone Trl Midlothian, VA 23112
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About this home
A striking exterior and thoughtfully curated interiors make this home truly unforgettable! Just 5 years young, you’ll love the fresh, like-new feel throughout, including two primary suites—one conveniently located on the first floor. Step into the inviting family room where a coffered ceiling, wainscoting walls, and a tiered Capiz chandelier set the stage for elegant living. The room seamlessly opens to the chef’s kitchen, featuring cabinetry to the ceiling with glass door accents, quartz countertops, double ovens, a sparkling chandelier, and abundant natural light. A butler’s pantry just outside the large walk-in pantry adds function and style. The expansive dining area is drenched in light and flows effortlessly to the covered porch. The OASIS! Designed for year-round enjoyment, this serene retreat offers cozy lighting, a ceiling fan, TV hookup, and slatted privacy walls—a perfect extension of your indoor living space. The first-floor primary suite offers a generous walk-in closet with custom shelving, while the spa-like bath is a sanctuary of its own. Enjoy a soaking tub beneath sunlit windows, a sleek glass-enclosed tiled shower, dual raised vanities, and delicate pendant lighting—a perfect place to unwind at the end of the day. Upstairs, discover even more space to spread out. A bonus room currently enjoyed as a family room could easily double as a playroom, rec room, or flex space to fit your lifestyle. The second primary suite is also located on this level, along with two additional bedrooms, all featuring brand new carpet. This home is ideal for those who prefer low-maintenance living without the upkeep of a large backyard. Plenty of side yard space to enjoy! Beyond the home itself, you’ll love the irrigated lawn, spacious garage, covered front porch and a community that offers so much -a neighborhood pool, tennis courts, clubhouse, sidewalks, and walking trails in sought-after Rountrey community. All of this, just minutes from shopping and dining at Westchester Commons.
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