404 Cavendish Street Herndon, VA 20170

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A perfect slice of the American dream. On the market for the first time in forty years, this four bedroom two and a half bath home couldn't be more charming. Pride of ownership is clearly evidenced by the current owners who have lovingly and meticulously cared for their home. Recent updates include full roof replacement including new plywood, architectural shingles and covered gutter system (2017), double pane and double hung windows (2021), storm doors replaced (2022), washer & dryer replaced (2020) new refrigerator (2022), new stove (2024), and more! Main level has pristine hardwood floors in living, dining and family rooms. Previous kitchen renovation included the removal of wall, making the kitchen more open and bright. Upper level has four bedrooms and two full baths. Primary bedroom has windows on both ends, filling the room with natural light. The basement has a large, carpeted rec room, hobby room and tons of storage space in the utility room. The home sits on just shy of a quarter acre, including a spacious, fully fenced, level backyard with storage shed and large deck. The Hunters Creek neighborhood is comprised of 274 homes in the northeast corner of the Town of Herndon. Optional memberships to the Hunters Creek Swim & Racquet Club can be purchased separately. The club is home to the Stingrays, a youth swim team which is part of the Herndon Swim League. The community's eastern border adjoins Sugarland Run. Walk out your front door and you can be on the trail in two minutes. The neighborhood's location offers the best of all worlds - just over six miles to Dulles International Airport, less than three miles to the nearest metro station, and 1/10th of a mile to the closest Fairfax Connector bus route. Less than two miles to downtown Herndon with shopping, dining, farmers market, Friday Night Live! (a summer concert series), Fortnightly Library and the Washington & Old Dominion Rail to Trail. But all this convenience does not come at the sacrifice of green space; the home is less than a mile from a handful of parks including: Sugarland Run Trail, Runnymede Park and Folly Lick Stream Valley Park.