8360 Greensboro Dr Unit 516 Unit 516 Mc Lean, VA 22102
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Located in the heart of McLean's sought after gated community. Welcome to The Rotonda!!! This spacious one-bedroom, one bath condo offers the perfect combination of style and convenience. Hardwood flooring flows seamlessly throughout the open layout while the unique kitchen impresses with generous cabinetry, sleek granite countertops and modern stainless steel appliances featuring a GE smart double wall oven with wifi connectivity. Ideal for preparing your favorite meals. Enjoy sunset views on your expansive private balcony while reading your favorite book, having a glass of wine or just unwinding after a long day. The bathroom has been updated with a new vanity and includes a shower/tub combination. The bedroom features a walk-in closet plus a secondary closet for additional storage. The oversized window allows for tranquil treetop views and natural sunlight. The stackable in-unit washer and dryer adds convenience to everyday life. Additional storage unit is available on level B1, storage room 3, cage #516. Indulge yourself in the resort style luxury amenities that The Rotonda has to offer such as indoor/outdoor pools with a spa, fitness center, saunas, tennis, volleyball and basketball courts, putting green, dog park, community center, 24/7 security and concierge. Also take advantage of the resident car wash & vacuum area, EV charging station and so much more! Luxury at it's best. Walking distance to Whole Foods, restaurants, entertainment and shopping at The Boro while just minutes away from Tysons Corner Center and Tysons Galleria. Nearby metro stations Greensboro and Spring Hill along with close proximity to routes 267, I495 and Route 7 make commuting a breeze. Condo fee includes water, sewer and trash. Don't wait! Make this your new home today!
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