305 Jamerson Ct Glen Allen, VA 23059
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Discover Your Dream Town home in the Coveted Twin Hickory Community! Welcome to this impeccably presented 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom town home, ideally situated in the highly desirable Twin Hickory community. Located just moments from the premier amenities of Short Pump and Nuckols Road, this residence offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and modern style. Step Inside to Modern Elegance: This town home boasts beautiful LVP flooring throughout its spacious living areas, offering both durability and a sleek, contemporary look. Gourmet Kitchen Delight: The heart of the home is the gourmet kitchen, featuring a spacious breakfast nook that overlooks the inviting backyard – perfect for morning coffee or casual dining. Cozy Living Area: The open-concept living area is enhanced by a warm and inviting gas fireplace, creating a perfect ambiance for relaxation and gatherings. Luxurious Primary Suite Retreat: Spa-Like En-Suite: Unwind in the luxurious primary suite, complete with a relaxing jetted tub and a separate, spacious shower for your ultimate comfort. Outdoor Oasis & Practical Features: Fully Fenced Backyard: Enjoy your private, fully fenced backyard, featuring a concrete patio ideal for outdoor entertaining, barbecues, or simply enjoying the fresh air. Attached 2-Car Garage: Benefit from the convenience of an attached 2-car garage, providing ample space for vehicles and additional storage. Community Amenities & Prime Location: Resort-Style Living: Residents can enjoy access to fantastic community amenities, including scenic walking trails, a refreshing swimming pool, and well-maintained tennis courts. Top-Tier School District: Located within the highly sought-after Deep Run High School district, this home offers access to excellent educational opportunities. This meticulously maintained town home is a true gem and a must-see! It perfectly captures a lifestyle of comfort, convenience, and modern sophistication.
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