7603 Scottsdale Way Prince George, VA 23875
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***REDUCED***Priced for sell quick with no further inspections. Property is shown by appt only due to shift work. Huge substantial home, situated in the picturesque Prince George County, this property offers a tranquil retreat on over five acres of pristine country land w/ fruit trees not to mention a hunter's delight. The location delivers the ideal balance of seclusion and convenience, allowing for a serene lifestyle while remaining within easy reach of Ft. Lee and essential amenities. For those who value accessibility, hwy 295, 95, and 288 are nearby, streamlining commutes and enhancing connectivity. The home promises a peaceful environment, making it an idyllic setting for nature enthusiasts. Potential buyers have the opportunity to experience both privacy and proximity. The spacious ranch-style residence, exudes charm and functionality, featuring a well-appointed great room as its centerpiece. It is ensuring that potential homeowners can envision creating cherished memories within these walls. Highlighting the outdoor amenities, the covered patio provides an inviting space for outdoor relaxation, shielded from the elements, making it ideal for entertaining or enjoying solitary moments in harmony with nature. The whole house attic fan effectively maintains comfort throughout warmer months. A playhouse with a loft encourages imaginative play for children, complemented by a charming chicken coop. The deck off the primary bedroom invites serene mornings or evenings amidst a parklike landscape. The property offers two separate two-car detached garages. Property is being sold as is! Price has been reduced to compensate for AGED roof, AGED HVAC and AGED Hot Water heater. Property is in need of a sump pump and drainage trench for crawl space protection. All appliances to convey as bonus a Husqvarna Riding Mower and John Deere attachable leaf rake too.
Source: CENTRALVIRGINIA #2520194
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