4223 Saunders Tavern Trl # B Unit B Henrico, VA 23233
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About this home
A modern, turn key townhouse in the heart of Short Pump with NO WAITING TO BUILD! From the moment you enter, you’re greeted by an airy, open-concept living and dining space enhanced by luxury vinyl plank flooring and a dramatic oversized ceiling fan. The gourmet chef's kitchen blends form and function with a wall oven, countertop range, under-cabinet lighting, tiled backsplash, and an island with bar seating. Glass-pane sliding doors lead to a private balcony, perfect for morning coffee or evening relaxation. Upstairs, convenience meets function in the utility room, equipped with a washer and dryer and overhead shelving. A hall bath echoes the kitchen’s elegance with its tiled backsplash and stylish vanity lighting. The primary retreat is a standout, outfitted with luxury vinyl plank flooring, a walk-in closet that dreams are made of! You will love the LOADS of storage, and room to pamper yourself! The luxury en-suite features tiled floors and shower, dual vanities, and a private separate water closet, ensuring both luxury and practicality. Two secondary bedrooms carry on the theme of modern comfort and provide generous storage, one with an oversized closet, the other with a walk-in closet and overhead lighting. As part of a lifestyle community that has access to a pool, clubhouse and walkability to shops and restaurants. The HOA covers your sewer, water, trash removal, and yard maintenance, this home offers both style and ease. Located in the heart of Short Pump, you’ll enjoy the balance of peaceful community living with easy access to local amenities, schools, and parks. NO WAITING TO BUILD-ALL YOU NEED TO IS MOVE IN AND ENJOY! Schedule your tour today, this modern gem is ready to welcome you home!
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