Colonial

**Catered Open House Saturday September 26th 3-5pm and Sunday 27th 3-5pm** You’re in for a pleasant surprise... This Laurel Crest townhome has that rare mix of space, style, convenience, and a view that makes you want to stay awhile. With just over 2,300 finished square feet spread across three levels, three bedrooms, multiple baths, and a built-in garage, there is plenty of room to live, work, relax, and entertain without feeling crowded. The main level starts things off right with hardwood floors throughout and a bright, open flow that feels welcoming from the moment you step inside. The living and dining areas connect easily, giving you room to host dinner, stretch out for a quiet night in, or simply enjoy the natural light and comfortable layout. The kitchen feels open, inviting, and ready to be part of the action. A center island creates a natural gathering spot, while generous cabinetry provides plenty of storage. The layout keeps the kitchen connected to the main living spaces, making it easy to cook, entertain, and still be part of the conversation. Best of all, step outside to the deck and take in the peaceful wooded setting and pond view. That view is one of the home’s best surprises. Picture coffee with the trees in front of you, dinner outside when the weather is just right, or a quiet evening watching the light change over the pond. The natural backdrop gives the home a tucked-away feeling that is not always easy to find in a townhome community. The finished lower level gives you even more flexibility. Create a movie room, home office, fitness space, game room, creative studio, or a little bit of everything. A fireplace adds warmth and character, while the renovated full bath adds another layer of convenience. The rear entrance also keeps the wooded setting close at hand. Upstairs, the large primary bedroom makes a great impression with a vaulted ceiling that adds height, character, and an airy feel. Two additional bedrooms complete the upper level, while the bathrooms throughout the home are getting a fresh touch with new lighting and vanities for a more updated look. And then there is the location. Laurel Crest puts you in the heart of Lorton, close to everyday shopping, dining, recreation, and some of the area’s most popular destinations. Explore the trails and open spaces at Occoquan Regional Park, Laurel Hill Park, and Mason Neck State Park. Lorton Marketplace, Potomac Mills, and historic Occoquan offer plenty of options for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Quick access to I-95, Route 1, and the Lorton VRE Station also makes getting around Northern Virginia, Washington, DC, and beyond much easier. Three finished levels. Hardwood floors. A bright, open main level. Flexible living space. A vaulted primary bedroom. Updated bathroom touches. A deck overlooking woods and a pond. Great access to shopping, dining, parks, and major commuter routes. This is more than a home that checks boxes. It is the kind of place that makes you start picturing where the furniture goes, what you will do with the lower level, and how often you will end up out on the deck enjoying that view.

**Catered Open House Saturday September 26th 3-5pm and Sunday 27th 3-5pm** You’re in for a pleasant surprise... This Laurel Crest townhome has that rare mix of space, style, convenience, and a view that makes you want to stay awhile. With just over 2,300 finished square feet spread across three levels, three bedrooms, multiple baths, and a built-in garage, there is plenty of room to live, work, relax, and entertain without feeling crowded. The main level starts things off right with hardwood floors throughout and a bright, open flow that feels welcoming from the moment you step inside. The living and dining areas connect easily, giving you room to host dinner, stretch out for a quiet night in, or simply enjoy the natural light and comfortable layout. The kitchen feels open, inviting, and ready to be part of the action. A center island creates a natural gathering spot, while generous cabinetry provides plenty of storage. The layout keeps the kitchen connected to the main living spaces, making it easy to cook, entertain, and still be part of the conversation. Best of all, step outside to the deck and take in the peaceful wooded setting and pond view. That view is one of the home’s best surprises. Picture coffee with the trees in front of you, dinner outside when the weather is just right, or a quiet evening watching the light change over the pond. The natural backdrop gives the home a tucked-away feeling that is not always easy to find in a townhome community. The finished lower level gives you even more flexibility. Create a movie room, home office, fitness space, game room, creative studio, or a little bit of everything. A fireplace adds warmth and character, while the renovated full bath adds another layer of convenience. The rear entrance also keeps the wooded setting close at hand. Upstairs, the large primary bedroom makes a great impression with a vaulted ceiling that adds height, character, and an airy feel. Two additional bedrooms complete the upper level, while the bathrooms throughout the home are getting a fresh touch with new lighting and vanities for a more updated look. And then there is the location. Laurel Crest puts you in the heart of Lorton, close to everyday shopping, dining, recreation, and some of the area’s most popular destinations. Explore the trails and open spaces at Occoquan Regional Park, Laurel Hill Park, and Mason Neck State Park. Lorton Marketplace, Potomac Mills, and historic Occoquan offer plenty of options for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Quick access to I-95, Route 1, and the Lorton VRE Station also makes getting around Northern Virginia, Washington, DC, and beyond much easier. Three finished levels. Hardwood floors. A bright, open main level. Flexible living space. A vaulted primary bedroom. Updated bathroom touches. A deck overlooking woods and a pond. Great access to shopping, dining, parks, and major commuter routes. This is more than a home that checks boxes. It is the kind of place that makes you start picturing where the furniture goes, what you will do with the lower level, and how often you will end up out on the deck enjoying that view.