47 Elnor Rd Bumpass, VA 23024
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Welcome to this stunning Lake Anna retreat! Nestled on a wooded 1.85-acre double lot with winter water views, this 3,044 sq. ft. 4-bedroom, 4-bath home offers community water access on the 3,500-acre private side of Lake Anna. Thoughtfully designed and loaded with extras, it’s perfect for year-round living or a lake getaway. The second-floor primary suite features a spacious bedroom, walk-in closet, and a beautifully updated en suite with dual walk-in showers and heated ceramic tile floors. Three additional bedrooms, a full bath, and upstairs laundry add convenience. A fully floored walk-up attic provides abundant storage. The main level offers an oversized living room with a gas fireplace, formal dining room, and a modern kitchen with center island, farmhouse sink, stainless steel appliances including gas range, and a sunny eat-in area. Comfort is ensured with a two-zone heat pump system and tankless gas water heater. Outdoor living shines with an expansive deck, screened porch, fire pit, and decorative fountains. The finished walk-out basement includes a half bath, entertaining space, closets, and mechanical room. An attached finished 2-car garage with opener adds convenience, while the detached 40’x30’ garage with 40’x12’ overhang, its own electric service, high ceilings, and climate control is ideal for boats, golf carts, or lawn equipment. Extras include a 15-hole backyard putt-putt course, invisible dog fence, 6 TVs, 3 refrigerators, washer/dryer, two bars, and outdoor deck table with 4 chairs—all conveying with the property. Recent updates feature a new primary shower, new carpet in the suite and upstairs hallway, fresh deck paint, and new porch screens. Located in a highly desirable waterfront community, residents enjoy a private sandy beach, boat ramp, community pier with deeded boat slip (Pier #6, Slip #20 included), optional covered slip with lift ($30K), picnic pavilion, and swings. Garages, appliances, fountains, and putt-putt course convey as-is. Seller to offer $6000 towards closing cost.
Source: CENTRALVIRGINIA #2523545
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