420 Birdie Rd Locust Grove, VA 22508
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✨ Fully Renovated Golf Course Home in Lake of the Woods ✨ Welcome to 420 Birdie Road, a beautifully renovated home perfectly situated along the golf course in the sought-after Lake of the Woods community. Every detail has been thoughtfully updated, blending modern comfort with timeless style. Step inside the gorgeous brand new wooden French entry doors to find a bright, open-concept layout featuring new LVP flooring, grand floor to ceiling brick fireplace and wood mantel. Fresh paint (interior and exterior) throughout with upgraded fixtures, and new carpet flooring in all bedrooms and stairs. The stunning kitchen offers brand-new white shaker soft-close cabinetry, sleek quartz countertops, and new stainless-steel appliances, making it a true centerpiece for both daily living and entertaining. Spacious living areas flow seamlessly, with large windows and new sliding glass doors showcasing serene golf course views. This floor plan features 2 bedrooms with a full bathroom on both the main and upper level. Outdoor living is equally impressive—relax on the deck, screened porch, balcony, or in a hammock under the trees, and enjoy peaceful morning coffee, and evenings overlooking the fairway as your neighbors and friends play through. Located in the amenity-rich Lake of the Woods community, you’ll have access to two lakes, beaches, boating, swimming pools, stables, walking trails, tennis, and an 18-hole PGA golf course right at your doorstep. This move-in-ready home offers the perfect combination of luxury, leisure, and lifestyle. 2025 updates include: architectural roof, LVP and carpet flooring, wooden French entry doors, all new interior doors and hardware included 4 new sliding glass doors, interior and exterior paint, new screened back porch, finished garage with new door and opener, light fixtures, kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities with quartz countertops, garbage disposal, tile surrounding tubs, faucets, toilets, deck, balcony, vapor barrier, 2 each culvert pipes, and much more.
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