6713 Jackpin Pl Gainesville, VA 20155
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About this home
Experience luxury living in the wonderful gated golf community of Piedmont. This exquisitely remodeled four-bedroom home showcases exceptional craftsmanship and modern sophistication at every turn. Enter through a soaring two-story foyer to find Brazilian Koa Bellwood hardwood flooring spanning the entire main level. The formal living and dining rooms offer timeless elegance, while the chef’s kitchen — completely redesigned in 2022 — boasts striking quartz countertops, a grand central island, glass-tile backsplash, refinished cabinetry, pantry, and top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. The kitchen opens to the spacious family room and gas fireplace. The side load two car garage was updated in 2019 and has direct access to the mudroom (new luxury vinyl tile). The rear yard is fully fenced in with beautiful black aluminum fencing. The primary suite offers a spacious walk-in closet and a beautifully updated full bath featuring tiled floors, a modern double vanity, a relaxing jetted soaking tub, and a separate shower. The hall bath has also been tastefully remodeled with tile flooring, a dual vanity, and a tub/shower combo. The fully finished basement is an entertainer’s dream—freshly painted and illuminated by abundant recessed lighting. As you head downstairs, you will find a full bath with new luxury vinyl tile flooring to your right. The expansive rec room flows seamlessly into a cozy den/media room, creating the perfect setup for movie nights or game day gatherings. Major updates give this home exceptional value and peace of mind: the roof, water heater, and HVAC were all replaced in 2017. Thompson Creek windows were installed throughout the entire home in 2021. This home truly stands out in the awesome gated community of Piedmont—don’t wait to see it, because it won’t be available for long!
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