3920 Oak St Fairfax, VA 22030
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****3% VA ASSUMABLE LOAN AVAILABLE****Sell the car as you won't need it to get to everything imaginable in Fairfax City! Lovingly cared for and updated 3 bedroom/3.5 bath semi-detached home (only attached at the garage) on a large fenced 9,000+ sf ft lot that is a gardeners dream with a fig tree, oak tree, pear tree, cherry tree, magnolia tree, raspberries, asparagus, dahlias and roses. Inside you will find almost 3,100 sq ft finished on 3 levels. Forget vertical town home living and live in a home that looks, feels and lives like a single family home BUT at a town home price! Actually this home is surrounded by $1 MILLION TOWN HOMES!!! Main level features hardwood floors in the entry foyer, 1/2 bath and hall - separate living room, formal dining room with chair moulding, updated eat-in kitchen with hardwood floors, granite counters, 42 inch cabinets and recessed lighting. Lastly, the main level features an inviting family room with hardwood floors, fireplace and custom built ins. Upper level boasts 3 large bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Master suite is generously sized with a large full bathroom with soaking tub and separate shower. Fully finished lower level with designer carpeting, full bathroom and large recreation room. The exterior boasts a large rear deck that looks out over the beautifully landscaped and fenced rear yard. Garage has a service door to rear yard as well. Recent change outs include the roof, awning in rear and 6 ft privacy fence. Extra storage shelving in basement and garage. This home is turnkey and ready for the pickiest of buyers and the location is unmatched. 1/2 block away from countless restaurants, shops, grocery stores. Just a couple minutes drive to the Route 29/50 corridor and Route 66. Very close to GMU and Old Town Fairfax too. Community park with playground, areas for pet owners, baseball field & more across the street! It doesn't get much better than this so hurry by before it's too late!
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