7137 Lake Cove Dr Alexandria, VA 22315
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Welcome to 7137 Lake Cove Drive, a stunning end-unit townhome backing to trees in Alexandria’s desirable Lake D’Evereux community. With a side entrance and windows on three sides, this bright and inviting home offers the feel of a detached house. It has been freshly painted, with new carpet throughout the upper level and brand-new dazzling hardwood floors flowing across the main level. Elegant crown molding gives the lovely dining room a touch of class. The beautifully updated kitchen showcases modern white cabinetry, sleek quartz countertops, stainless appliances, a useful peninsula and a stylish subway tile backsplash. The kitchen opens to the spacious family room centered by a cozy fireplace with a chic tile surround and detailed wood mantel. Step outside to the expansive deck with stairs leading to the fenced-in backyard and patio overlooking a serene, wooded view—perfect for weekend barbecues or relaxing with a good book. Upstairs, you’ll find three generously sized bedrooms, each with a ceiling fan and walk-in closet. The updated hall bath features a deep jetted soaking tub. The large primary suite offers a huge walk-in closet and a luxurious en-suite bath with a double-sink vanity, oversized mirror, and modern lighting. The lower level includes another tastefully renovated full bath with floor-to-ceiling tile in the shower, extra storage space, and a versatile bonus room ideal for an office, guest room, or home gym. The spacious rec room opens to a private brick patio in the tranquil backyard. The hot water heater was replaced in 2023, and the HVAC system was updated in 2025. This exceptional home in a popular lake community is just a few miles from Kingstowne’s shopping, dining, and entertainment, along with parks and walking trails. Conveniently located just outside the Beltway, it provides easy access to bus routes, the Metro, DC, Old Town Alexandria, Amazon HQ and Fort Belvoir.
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