3925 Forge Dr Woodbridge, VA 22193
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Welcome to 3925 Forge Drive – A Rare Find in Woodbridge with No HOA! Why settle when you can have it all? Perfectly situated near major commuter routes, shopping, dining, and schools, this home combines convenience with comfort in a quiet, established neighborhood. It also has the added bonus of no HOA fees! Step inside and you’ll find five spacious bedrooms and three full bathrooms, giving you plenty of room for family, guests, or even a home office. The main level boasts a large living room with hardwood floors hidden under the current carpet—ready to shine again. The kitchen features granite countertops, ceramic tile floors, and plenty of cabinet space, making it as functional as it is stylish. Upstairs, the primary suite offers hardwood flooring and a private renovated full bathroom, while additional bedrooms provide flexible options for every need. Love outdoor living? You’ll enjoy a fully fenced backyard with a large deck—ideal for cookouts, entertaining, or simply relaxing in your own private retreat. A storage shed adds convenience and functionality. There is also an above ground pool you can enjoy through the summer months! This home has been thoughtfully updated with big-ticket improvements already taken care of including: * New roof (2021) * HVAC system with both heating and cooling (2020) * Water heater and windows replaced in recent years * Upgraded living room walls from paneling to insulated drywall (2018) with pre-wired surround sound and a reinforced wall for easy TV mounting With its combination of space, updates, and unbeatable value, 3925 Forge Drive is the perfect place to call home. Come see it for yourself and fall in love with everything this charming property has to offer!
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