This is the one that redefines “MOVE IN READY.” A fully reimagined home in Fairfax City, taken down to the studs and rebuilt with intention, quality, and modern luxury—set on an exceptional 0.65-acre lot, a rare find this close to the city. Every system, every surface, every finish—new. This isn’t a refresh. This is a full transformation. Step inside to fresh, wide-plank engineered wood floors, a bright open layout, and a striking modern kitchen anchored by quartz countertops, sleek cabinetry, and brand-new 2025 appliances with warranty. The space flows effortlessly from the garage straight into the kitchen—perfect for everyday living. A cozy wood-burning fireplace adds warmth and character, while oversized windows frame peaceful views of trees and a creek beyond the expansive, flat, and ultra-private backyard—nearly two-thirds of an acre that feels like your own private park. The layout is as smart as it is beautiful: • Main level: laundry, living, dining, kitchen, and direct garage access • Upper level: three spacious bedrooms and two fully renovated baths • Lower level: private guest suite with full bath—ideal for in-laws, au pair, or home office 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 2-car garage, and a 0.65-acre backyard backing to trees and a tranquil creek—space, privacy, and serenity rarely found in Fairfax City. And the upgrades? Everything: New HVAC (2024), New roof (2025), New windows (2025), New water heater (2025), New electrical wiring & panel, All-new plumbing, New drywall & insulation, New engineered flooring, New quartz countertops, New deck (2025), New siding (partial, 2025), New front door & metal accent siding, $17, 000 in professional landscaping. Top-to-bottom. Inside and out. Systems and style. Minutes to Old Town Fairfax, Mosaic District, Trader Joe’s, H-Mart, George Mason University, and with effortless access to I-66, Route 50, and Fairfax County Parkway. This isn’t just a renovation. It’s a full reset. A modern lifestyle upgrade on a rare oversized lot in one of Fairfax City’s most convenient locations.
