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11454 Hollow Timber Ct
Reston, VA 20194
$825,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
2
Bathroom
4
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
--
Property Description
This is the home you've been waiting for! Located in sought-after Timberview Cluster of North Point Reston, this Laurel Model boasts 2062 sq ft on the main and upper levels plus a finished lower level. This location is ideal, on a quiet cul de sac backing to trees and surrounded by Reston's best - within a short walk of North Point Village Center with shops and restaurants, North Village pool and tennis courts and miles of paths along Reston's lake Newport and through natural, wooded areas. Reston Town Center and Silverline metro stops with service to Tysons, DC and Loudoun County are just minutes away. Step inside and experience the amazing architecture, including cathedral, vaulted and 9' ceilings over spacious rooms with large glass spaces offering abundant, natural light. Step inside the two-story foyer you'll be awed by the elegance of this home. The living room includes a custom built-in, wall-length cabinet and a cozy gas fireplace on a two-story wall with unique architectural detailing. Ideally located for entertaining, the living room adjoins the remodeled kitchen with it's bay-windowed table space. The kitchen was renovated in 2015 and features raised-panel cabinetry including a pantry with roll-out shelving, granite counters with a granite-topped breakfast bar and a double sink. Appliances added in 2015 include an electric 5-burner stove and a built-in microwave, A new double-door refrigerator with a bottom freezer was added in 2022. A lighted glass shelving niche and a large coat closet lead to the formal dining room. The half bath's faux gold ceiling and custom art create an artistic ambience. A transomed French door, with one fixed pane, leads to the private deck and patio with great wooded views and double privacy fences. These are great spaces for sipping coffee in the morning, entertaining friends and grilling in the evening. The upper level includes an open loft space overlooking the living room - perfect for that home office. Double doors lead to the primary suite with a spacious, customized walk-in closet. Totally renovated in 2021, the primary bathroom features a double vanity, contemporary lighting, a linen closet and a large, custom shower. The washer and dryer are also ideally located on the upper level. The 2nd bedroom offers double dormer windows with built-in storage, a cathedral ceiling, a customized closet and a private 2nd bathroom with a tub/shower combination. The lower level includes a spacious, 26' rec room with a corner gas fireplace. See the attached floorplan for the builder's thoughts on adding a den to the lower level. An adjoining full bathroom, renovated in 2021, offers a custom shower and vanity. If you're looking for storage space with a workbench and pegboard, this home has it. A double garage with lots of built-in storage options completes the package. The 73-gallon gas water heater and the roof were replaced in 2020. In 2006 and 2016 most of the windows were replaced. This is a truly special home and we know you'll want to make it your own.
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1992
MLS Number
VAFX2165284
Location
Address
11454 HOLLOW TIMBER CT
City
RESTON
State
VA
Zip Code
20194
County
FAIRFAX (NORTH)
Listing
Provider
Long & Foster Real Estate, original listing
Name
Long & Foster Real Estate
Phone
(888) 536-0216
Office Name
Reston
Office Phone
(888) 536-0216
Agent Name
Bonnie L Haukness

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