40989 Redwing Song Ln Lovettsville, VA 20180

Listing details for 40989 Redwing Song Ln, Lovettsville, VA 20180 : Tucked away in the sought-after Eco Village community, this one-of-a-kind 4-bedroom, 2 full bath home offers the perfect blend of sustainability, comfort, privacy, and convenience. Set on a picturesque .58-acre lot backing to trees and common area, this 3-level home with a fully finished basement delivers peaceful mountain views, a spacious backyard, and access to an incredible nature-focused community lifestyle. Inside, reclaimed oak hardwood floors add warmth and character, while the passive solar design, south-facing orientation, and expansive window placement fill the home with natural light year-round. Energy efficiency is at the forefront with argon-filled high-efficiency windows, a geothermal heat pump for low-cost heating and cooling, structural insulated panel (SIP) exterior walls, Hardi Plank fiber-cement siding, and a newer roof. Major system updates include the heat pump, air exchanger, and 80-gallon water heater all replaced in the summer of 2024. Additional recent updates include a water filter and softener replaced in 2024, along with a septic blower, pump, and wiring replaced in 2025. Step outside onto the wrap-around deck and enjoy serene mountain views and the privacy of your tree-lined backyard. The Eco Village community offers interconnected walking paths, a large playground, and an electric car charging station, plus access to over 100 acres of conservation land with maintained trails, meadows, streams, wildlife habitat, and breathtaking scenery. The neighborhood is certified through the Audubon at Home Program and even includes a Monarch butterfly waystation. Conveniently located just 5 miles from the Point of Rocks MARC station for easy commuting into Washington, D.C. and only minutes from downtown Lovettsville’s shops, restaurants, salons, medical offices, and co-op grocery store. You’re also ideally situated near Leesburg, Frederick, Dulles Airport, wineries, breweries, the Potomac River, the C&O Canal, and the W&OD Trail.