Split Foyer

Coming Soon to Country Club Hills — and getting the full treatment before it does! 10102 Spring Lake Terrace is a 4-bedroom, 3-full-bath home in the City of Fairfax, and at 1985 it's one of the newest homes on the street. Right now the hardwoods through the hallways, bedrooms, dining area and stairs are being refinished, and the home has been freshly painted. What you'll walk into is a like-new interior in a neighborhood that rarely turns over. Inside: 2,370 square feet above grade, plus a finished lower level with warm cork flooring, office space, recessed lighting, and a wet bar next to an entertainment — the room everyone ends up in. The primary bath was taken down to studs in 2021 and rebuilt with new tile, flooring, lighting, and a vanity topped in Carrara marble. Outside, nearly a third of an acre gives you three separate places to be: a maintenance-free Azek deck (2011), a patio (2020), and mature landscaping wrapping a private backyard. One-car attached garage. The expensive, unglamorous work is already done — architectural shingle roof with ridge vent, polymer siding, upgraded attic insulation, buried downspouts with regraded rear drainage, updated front entry and side garage doors. Gas forced-air heat, central air. And it's a Fairfax City address: city services, city trash, and the CUE bus to Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro. Minutes to Old Town Fairfax, George Mason, Routes 50 and 29, and I-66. Photos and showings begin early September!

Coming Soon to Country Club Hills — and getting the full treatment before it does! 10102 Spring Lake Terrace is a 4-bedroom, 3-full-bath home in the City of Fairfax, and at 1985 it's one of the newest homes on the street. Right now the hardwoods through the hallways, bedrooms, dining area and stairs are being refinished, and the home has been freshly painted. What you'll walk into is a like-new interior in a neighborhood that rarely turns over. Inside: 2,370 square feet above grade, plus a finished lower level with warm cork flooring, office space, recessed lighting, and a wet bar next to an entertainment — the room everyone ends up in. The primary bath was taken down to studs in 2021 and rebuilt with new tile, flooring, lighting, and a vanity topped in Carrara marble. Outside, nearly a third of an acre gives you three separate places to be: a maintenance-free Azek deck (2011), a patio (2020), and mature landscaping wrapping a private backyard. One-car attached garage. The expensive, unglamorous work is already done — architectural shingle roof with ridge vent, polymer siding, upgraded attic insulation, buried downspouts with regraded rear drainage, updated front entry and side garage doors. Gas forced-air heat, central air. And it's a Fairfax City address: city services, city trash, and the CUE bus to Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro. Minutes to Old Town Fairfax, George Mason, Routes 50 and 29, and I-66. Photos and showings begin early September!