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2861 Bennetts Pond

2861 Bennetts Pond

(866) 677-6937

Location

2861 Bennetts Pond Road, James City County, VA 23185

Amenities

In unit laundry
Hardwood floors
Dishwasher
New construction
Garage
Recently renovated
Unit Amenities
bathtub
carpet
ceiling fan
dishwasher
fireplace
hardwood floors
in unit laundry
microwave
range
refrigerator
recently renovated
Property Amenities
parking
bbq/grill
garage
media room
new construction
Stunning home located on a private cull-de-sac homesite, and ready for immediate occupancy! The bright, open, and quality custom home shows like new construction with multiple substantial additions, a beautifully updated Master Bath, new interior/exterior paint, refinished hardwood floors and new carpeting. The first floor Master Suite opens to a charming Sunroom overlooking a picturesque backyard and wooded conservancy and a first-floor office boasts custom built-in cabinets and coffered ceiling. Quality abounds throughout with exceptional millwork, walls of windows and a striking Great Room with a 2-story stone fireplace. The updated, spacious, eat-in gourmet Kitchen with walk-in pantry opens to both the Great Room and Family Room for comfortable living and gracious entertaining. The second level offers 3 more Bedrooms and a huge Bonus/Media Room pre-wired with surround sound. Additional convenient features include instant hot water, a Smart Panel, central speakers throughout, ample storage/walk-in attics, and a 3-car garage.Tenant pays monthly rent, all utilities, lawn care, and monthly membership dues at Two Rivers Country club, and country club $100/month food minimum.

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Property Status: Off The Market

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