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10845 Quail Creek Lane
Manassas, VA 20112
$898,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
5
Bathroom
4
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
3510
Property Description
Quality Custom Built Cedar and Brick Home on Private Treed Lot! Hardwood Floors Through most of Main Level. Spacious Kitchen and Breakfast Room with Custom Woodmode Cabinetry. Granite Counters and Island and Ceramic Tile Backsplash. Walk In Pantry plus Floor to Ceiling Pantry Cabinet. Large Rooms Throughout! Big Formal Dining Room with Hardwood Floor and 4 Windows! Formal Living Room with Wood Floor and Built In Cabinetry Flanking Wood Burning Fireplace. Big Family Room with Antique Pine Beamed Vaulted Ceiling, 11 Window Panels and Glass Door to Trex Deck! Brick Raised Hearth Fireplace with Wood Storage Cubby and Wormy Chestnut Mantel. Two Story Open Stairways with Huge Windows. Upper Level with 4 Bedrooms and 2 Full Baths. Primary Bedroom with Walk In Closet, Dressing Area with Marble Topped Vanity. Renovated Bath with Custom Tiled Shower with Marble Accents and Frameless Glass and Double Bowl Vanity. 3 More Bedrooms with Large Double Door Lighted Closets, Ceiling Fans or Overhead Lights and Big Windows! Hall Bath with Updated Ceramic Tile Floor and Tub Surround with Shelf and Niche. Finished Lower Level with room to Expand by finishing the Storage Room into a Rec Room with two windows and a door to the yard. 5th Bedroom with Two Windows and Double Door Lighted Closet. 3rd Full Bath with Ceramic Tile Floor and Granite Vanity Top. Extra Storage Closets and Under Stair Storage. So much Storage with Pull Down Stairs to a huge floored attic, Attic Above the Garage and Over the Study Addition. Gorgeous Tiered Landscaping with Uplights and Accent Lighting on Deck and Stair Rail Posts! 50 yr shingles in 2006 Huge Trex Deck off Family Room, Kitchen and Study. Slate Patio off Lower Level and Deck Stairway. Oversized Garage with Door to Backyard. So much Quality! Pella Windows and Sliding Doors, 2x6 Construction, Central Vac, UV Light on HVAC to name a few! Lovingly Improved and Cared for by Original Owners since 1982!! Occoquan Forest Owners Association has so much to offer the outdoor lover! The low fee of $240/year entitles owners to access to the Picnic Pavilion, Dock. Boat Ramp, Boat Storage, Playground and Wonderful Trails! You'll feel like you're on vacation all year long!
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1982
MLS Number
VAPW2068946
Location
Address
10845 QUAIL CREEK LANE
City
MANASSAS
State
VA
Zip Code
20112
County
MANASSAS
Listing
Provider
Samson Properties, original listing
Name
Samson Properties
Phone
(703) 896-5869
Office Name
Samson Properties
Office Phone
(703) 378-8810
Agent Name
Peggy Oremland

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