2317 River Dr King George, VA 22485
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About this home
Set on over 10 peaceful acres in sought-after King George, this expanded Cape Cod has been transformed with over $225K in recent upgrades. Step inside to soaring ceilings, gleaming hardwood floors, and upgraded lighting in the open living room. The custom chef’s kitchen boasts a massive breakfast bar, endless counter space, and new stainless appliances. Your main-level primary suite is a private retreat with a spa-like bath and an enormous walk-in closet, while 4 more bedrooms and 3 additional full baths ensure plenty of room for family and guests. Boasting over 6,300 sq. ft. of living space across three finished levels, the home offers exceptional flexibility with specialty spaces like a grand Piano Room, expansive 39-foot Office, and a 504 sq. ft. Sitting Room upstairs. The fully finished 2,200+ sq. ft. walkout basement features a Recreation Room, large Family Room, and custom built-ins , Theater Room— perfect for entertaining or multi-generational living. An oversized garage and abundant storage areas provide room for everything. Outside, enjoy the wraparound porch and breathtaking views, paired with the peace of mind from a new roof and solar system for energy efficiency, plus a brand-new A/C system, updated garage doors with openers, and numerous custom touches throughout. Ownership and loan terms for the solar panels are being confirmed—details will be provided to interested buyers once available. The sellers truly hate to leave so soon, but a call back to the office makes this beautiful property available for its next lucky owner. Located just minutes to Dahlgren, the Potomac River, and convenient to Fredericksburg, Southern Maryland, and Washington D.C., this home offers both privacy and accessibility. A true King George gem—spacious, updated, energy-efficient, and move-in ready.
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