412 Viola Ct N Bel Air, MD 21015
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Opportunity is knocking in the highly sought-after West Valley Oaks community! Welcome to 412 Viola Court N. Pride in Ownership in this beautifully maintained 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath Colonial blends classic charm with modern updates in a prime Bel Air location. From the inviting covered front porch to the fenced-in, flat backyard complete with a deck and firepit area, this home is ready for everyday living and effortless entertaining. Inside, you’ll find thoughtful touches throughout — including a spacious eat-in kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances (dishwasher and microwave 2025), a large pantry, and a center island perfect for meal prep or gathering with family. The family room’s gas fireplace offers a cozy place to unwind, while the formal dining room with tray ceiling adds an elegant touch for special occasions. A mudroom/work area off the garage keeps life organized and functional. Upstairs, the primary suite offers a retreat-like feel with engineered hardwood flooring, a walk-in closet, and a luxurious bath complete with a dual vanity and jacuzzi soaking tub. Bedrooms 2 and 3 each feature walk-in closets, and you’ll appreciate the crown molding accents in the second bathroom and bedroom 2. Unfinished lower level allows for your creative touch to finish or keep for additional storage. Recent updates include an architectural shingle roof (2018) and HVAC system (2023) for peace of mind. Washer and Dryer (2020) included. Enjoy the community’s sidewalk-lined streets and proximity to Lyn Stacie Getz Playground, Bel Air schools, and all the shopping, dining, and charm of downtown Bel Air—just minutes away. Homes in this $600K+ neighborhood don't last long! Priced to SELL! Option for buyers to have home furnished. Don’t miss the opportunity to make this beautiful home yours — it’s the perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and community!
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