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144 Fenimore Drive
Inwood, WV 25428
$350,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
3
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
1640
Property Description
Nestled on a quiet street in the Spring Hill neighborhood, this 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath Colonial home offers a peaceful residential setting without sacrificing access to major commuting routes. A tailored siding exterior with front porch entrance, 2-car garage with paved driveway, deck and paver patio, fenced-in yard, updated luxury plank vinyl flooring, decorative moldings and fine millwork, plantation shutters, fresh neutral paint, and loving and meticulous maintenance are just some of the fine features that make this home so desirable. An abundance of windows bestow a light airy atmosphere and the versatile, flowing floor plan is a perfect fit for today’s lifestyle needs. High-end hardwood-style floors greet you in the open foyer and usher you into the spacious living room where twin windows stream natural light. The adjoining dining room offers plenty of space for both formal and casual occasions and is highlighted by a bay window area and a frosted-glass chandelier adding tailored distinction. Ease into the sparkling kitchen that will please the enthusiastic chef with an abundance of cabinetry and countertop space, quality appliances including a ceramic top range and French door refrigerator, and chic pendant lighting; as the open atmosphere facilitates entertaining during meal preparation. Enjoy morning coffee at the center island's bar-style seating or step outside to the deck with opposing sets of stairs descending to the custom paver patio with built-in fire pit, verdant lawn, and privacy fencing—effortlessly blending indoor and outdoor dining, entertaining, or simple relaxation. Back inside, a powder with pedestal sink and designer accent wall complements the main level. Renovated hardwood stairs lead up to the gracious primary suite boasting a walk-in closet and an en suite bath with a furniture-style vanity, chic lighting, a separate water closet, and spa-toned tile flooring. Down the hall, two additional bright and spacious bedrooms, each with luxury plank vinyl flooring and generous closet space, share access to the beautifully appointed hall bath with a dual-sink vanity, mirrored accent wall, and earth-toned tile floors. A bedroom level laundry center eases the daily task, while ample storage solutions complete the comfort and luxury of this wonderful home. More than $33K of recent improvements also include new hardwood stairs, banister, hand railing, new front door with glass-etched storm door, blacktop sealer over driveway, all commodes, fencing, and more. All this can be found in a peaceful community with close proximity to I-81, Route 11, and Route 51. Everyone will enjoy the diverse shopping, dining, and entertainment choices in every direction including nearby Martinsburg and Winchester, Virginia; while outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of W. Randy Smith Recreation Center, Shenandoah National Park, and a plethora of idyllic wineries and breweries includingRusty Nail Winery and Rippon Brewing Company. For enduring quality brimming with timeless craftsmanship and sprinkled with contemporary flair, you’ve found it. Welcome home!
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
2012
MLS Number
WVBE2026972
Location
Address
144 FENIMORE DRIVE
City
INWOOD
State
WV
Zip Code
25428
County
BERKELEY
Listing
Provider
Re/Max Roots, original listing
Name
Re/Max Roots
Phone
(540) 686-7362
Office Name
RE/MAX Roots
Office Phone
(540) 686-7362
Agent Name
Shelley Hanrahan

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