8499 Anderson Ct Mechanicsville, VA 23116
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Nature lovers paradise! If you are looking for a unique property that is far from the ordinary, you are in the right place. Let's start with the location. Nestled on 2.3 PRIVATE ACRES and backing to Kersey Creek, the setting is just stunning. Outdoor lovers will fall in love instantly with this property. There is a two car detached garage with electricity that is perfect to park your cars or for a workshop. The pole barn behind the garage has room for additional car parking and provides tons and tons of storage. So many possibilities for this space! No HOA and plenty of room to park boats, cars, and equipment on the grounds. Wrapping the house you will find approximately 1,000 sq ft of decking with fabulous view of Kersey Creek. There is literally no better place to relax and take in the water views and the beauty of this property. A private deck coming off of the primary bedroom suite is the perfect spot to sip coffee in the morning and watch the birds. The house is just as unique as the location. Large, rambling one-level ranchers are just lot easy to find and this one has so much to offer. Lots of vaulted space with skylights give the home an open, airy feel with a great sense of volume. The great room and family room each have a gas fireplace and offer lots of options on how to configure your living spaces. The kitchen has rich wood cabinets and new granite tops. The spacious primary suite boasts a vaulted ceiling, an extra large walk-in closet, and a luxury private bathroom. Rounding out the home are three additional bedrooms and two full baths. Even more storage can be found in a basement level storage room under the deck. New roof 50 year roof installed approximately 8 years ago and new HVAC installed 2 years ago.
Source: CENTRALVIRGINIA #2528811
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