210 Skyline Rd Locust Grove, VA 22508
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Neighborhood Open House Event on Sunday 10/12 1-4pm Seller offering $5,000 buyer concession! Location, location, location! This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is perfectly situated in the amenity-rich Lake of the Woods community. Located off of the main road on a quiet street close to the front gate, clubhouse, beach, and park. Enjoy seasonal lake views between neighborhood homes across the street and a quick walk to the nearby beach access where you can easily drop in a kayak, canoe, swim or simply relax by the water. Set back on a wooded lot, this home offers solid bones, a functional layout, and plenty of potential for updates and personal touches. The main-level consist of the primary bedroom, full bath, eat-in kitchen and spacious living area open to both front and side porches. Upstairs you’ll find two additional bedrooms and another full bathroom, ideal for family, guests, or a weekend retreat. Whether you’re an investor searching for your next renovation project, a first-time buyer eager to create your dream home, or a lake enthusiast looking for a weekend getaway, this property checks all the boxes. The home is being sold AS-IS but is in good condition, making it a great canvas for your vision. Living in Lake of the Woods means more than just a home—it’s a lifestyle. This vibrant, gated community offers two lakes, an 18-hole golf course, equestrian center, pools, marina, clubhouse dining, fitness center, and over 60 clubs and organizations to join. From boating, water skiing, kayaking and fishing to golfing and social events, there’s something for everyone. Plus, Orange County’s low real estate taxes make this location even more attractive. Conveniently located between Fredericksburg and Culpeper, you’ll have easy access to I-95, Route 15/29, shopping, dining, and historic destinations. Don’t miss this opportunity to make 210 Skyline Dr your next home or investment. Schedule a showing today and start living the lake life!
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