561 Edmonton Ter NE Leesburg, VA 20176
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About this home
Welcome to this well-maintained townhome in sought-after Potomac Station! This three-level home with a three-level bumpout, offers a spacious and comfortable layout with thoughtful updates throughout. The main level features hardwood floors in a bright living and dining area, and a large kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. A full pantry makes organizing and storage easy. Upstairs, you’ll find two generous primary suites and a convenient laundry area. The finished lower level includes a cozy rec room with a gas fireplace, a den ideal for a home office, another full bath, and plenty of storage space. The daylight walk-out basement brings plenty of sunshine inside. The roof was replaced in 2020 and the water heater was replaced in the summer (2025). Potomac Station residents have access to several amenities. These include an Association Park which contain a playground, two tennis courts with pickleball lines and nets, one basketball court, and a picnic pavilion with grills. There are five other tot lots spread around the community with easy access. The community has a lovely walking path that travels down toward Goose Creek where an additional picnic table is available. A junior size Olympic pool is located at the clubhouse for resident use. The community is located right near the Leesburg Outlets, Home Depot and an abundance of shopping, a variety of restaurants, Inova hospital, medical offices, schools and easy commuter routes. Just a short drive away, take in downtown Leesburg or One Loudoun. Conveniently located near Routes 7, 15, the Greenway, Dulles and Leesburg Airports, public transportation and park and ride lots. Enjoy the convenience, comfort, and location this wonderful home has to offer!
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