10105 Commonwealth Blvd Fairfax, VA 22032

Listing details for 10105 Commonwealth Blvd, Fairfax, VA 22032 : Exceptionally maintained this incredible space, thoughtful updates, and a location that simply can’t be beat. The main level features hardwood floors hidden beneath the carpeting, a sun-filled living room with a stunning bow window, and a generously sized kitchen with plenty of space for dining. The oversized one-car garage connects directly to the kitchen for easy access. Three spacious bedrooms offer excellent closet space, and the bathrooms have been refreshed with updated vanities, lighting, and fixtures. An enclosed porch overlooks the fully fenced rear yard, creating the perfect spot to enjoy morning coffee or evening gatherings. The rear yard is ideal for entertaining with a sunny elevated deck that minimizes bugs, and both the deck furniture and gas grill convey. The walk-out lower level is a wonderful extension of the home, featuring a family room with a gas-converted wood-burning fireplace, a versatile fourth bedroom that could double as a home office or exercise space, and a convenient half bath. Storage is abundant with a workshop area, a unique “Harry Potter” closet, and a second refrigerator. Peace of mind comes with updates that include a roof with gutter guards (9.5 years old), newer windows, HVAC system around 10 years old, and kitchen appliances updated within the past several years. Located in the highly desirable Kings Park West community, you will enjoy neighborhood events including the Fall Festival and Spring Egg Hunt, access to multiple community pools, and the natural beauty of Royal Lake with its park, trails, and summer concerts. The home is within walking distance of sought after Robinson Secondary School and Laurel Ridge Elementary. With Fairfax City just 3 miles away, George Mason University 2.2 miles, the Vienna Metro 6 miles, and easy access to Tysons Corner, the Beltway, Reston, and Northern Virginia Community College, this home is truly close to everything. Buyer would like to stay in the home until October 17