320 Hopkins Dr Boyce, VA 22620
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OUTSTANDING Colonial style home in the sought after neighborhood of Meadow View in Boyce, VA! A commuters dream with easy access to Route 340 / Route 7 / Route 50!! Homes rarely come on the market in this neighborhood, so do not miss out!! This home stands out by being situated on a corner lot with a beautiful, community greenspace beside! The exterior is a stunning combination of a Stone Front and Vinyl siding, with incredible double balconies that highlight the awesomeness of its charm! The new roof (less than 2 years old) is Architectural Shingles! A whole home humidifier was installed in 2013! New HVAC was installed in 2022! New Water Heater put in 2024! New Furnace in 2022! On the main level of the home, you will find a mixture of wood flooring and some carpet, an oversized living area with a very nice, Propane fireplace that leads into an incredible sized, eat-in kitchen with island, all new appliances and granite counter tops! Double oven and a 5-burner gas cooktop! Disposal! Nice sized laundry room off the kitchen that leads into oversized 2 car garage! Plus, a Butler's Pantry with half bath that heads into the huge dining room! Also, there is a good-sized area beside the living room which would make a wonderful work from home location! Broadband Comcast / Xfinity available! Upstairs, you will love the size of the primary bedroom with Tray Ceilings and primary bath with huge jet tub and separate shower!! The three extra bedrooms are great sized with one more full bath! In the finished basement there is brand new carpet, a huge open area waiting for you to make it your own space, plus a full bath! Plus, some great unfinished spaces for storage! There is over 3500 finished square feet in this home!!! Check out the rear patio with super cute sitting space and fire pit area! Such a wonderful property and great neighborhood that is within walking distance of Boyce Elementary / Clarke County bank / Post Office and the Fire Hall so you can play Bingo!! Contact now for your private appointment!
Source: BRIGHT #VACL2006158
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