3175 Fledgling Cir Woodbridge, VA 22193
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Move-In Ready! Come and see this beautiful, updated home with over 5000 sq ft. This spacious home, freshly painted, features 6 bedrooms and 4 full baths designed for comfort and style. The gourmet kitchen includes a large walk-in pantry, extended buffet and island, a bright sunroom – perfect for cooking, entertaining and gathering. Just steps away from the sunroom, you can step out to the relaxing deck for seamless indoor-outdoor living. The main level boasts a formal living and dining room, main-level bedroom w/wheelchair accessible full bath, and a versatile flex room ideal as an office or playroom. Upstairs, the master/primary suite is a true retreat with two walk-in closets and a recently updated spa-like bathroom, featuring an oversized shower and large soaking tub with high-end finishes (2023). The laundry room with built-in cabinets is conveniently located on this level, along with three additional bedrooms, two with walk-in closets. The finished walk-out basement offers even more living space, including a sixth bedroom with a walk-in closet and full bathroom. For your entertainment the basement also includes a wet bar, pool table, media room w/surround sound. Just outside, enjoy the stone patio with a hot tub for year-round relaxation. Additional highlights include ample storage, Shed, Nest Thermostats, exterior/custom lighting, built-in sprinkler system, updated HVAC, Custom Closets in Master bedroom and Pantry/Shelving (2024); Fireplace Blower and Water Softener (2023), and Electric Microwave (2022. This home is conveniently located just minutes from Potomac Mills, Stonebridge Shopping Center and a variety of dining options. Commuting is made easy with nearby access to a commuter parking lot, I-95, the VRE, and bus services. **VA Assumption for qualifying Veterans Only**
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