Welcome to 4143 Waterswatch Drive, nestled in the sought-after Riverton community along the James River. This stunning three-story home, built in 2001, features 5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and 4, 534 sq. Ft. Of beautifully updated living space. Upon entry, you’re greeted by refinished hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, fresh paint, elegant crown molding, and a stately new interior stair railing leading to the 2nd floor. Gracious formal spaces include a charming sitting room, a private home office, and an elegant formal dining room conveniently located off the new kitchen and screened-in porch. Designed for both everyday living & entertaining, the open-concept layout seamlessly connects the family room, breakfast nook, and newly renovated kitchen (2022), along with an updated powder room and pantry. The family room features a gas fireplace w/ custom built-in shelving, while the kitchen boasts quartz countertops, 5 burner gas cooking, built-in bar with wine refrigerator, pantry, & stainless steel appliances updated in (2017). Enjoy seamless indoor–outdoor living from the fully screened-in porch, which opens to a newly updated rear deck—hot tub–ready with added structural support and dedicated electrical. The expansive and private 1.42-acre backyard offers tranquil views and direct access to nearby Robious Landing Park trails. The 2nd-floor hallway has been freshly painted with newly installed hardwood floors. The spacious primary suite includes a fully renovated spa-like bath with modern finishes (2022), and a new custom walk-in closet (2022), creating a true retreat. Additional bedrooms are generously sized and thoughtfully appointed. The 3rd floor offers a versatile recreation space or private guest suite, complete w/a full bath and walk-in storage. Ideally located within walking distance to Bettie Weaver Elementary, James River High School, Robious Landing Park, & the James River trail system, while also close to shopping, dining, & commuter routes. This is more than a home—it’s a lifestyle you won’t want to miss.
