507 Edmonton Terrace Northeast

"Available Now"
Gorgeous Townhouse in Leesburg (near Lansdowne).
Three(3) level townhouse, 9-foot cathedral ceiling in master bedroom.
Two(2) master bedrooms, each with own walk-in closet and private full bath.
(1,873 sqft) bright and sunny open floor plan.
Spacious living and dining on main level.
Finished basement, 1/2 a bath and gas fireplace. Suitable for a study/office.
Basement is open to main level with direct access to attached one(1) car garage.
Available free street parking

LOTS of UPGRADES: Solid wood floors, maple wood cabinets in the kitchen, gorgeous granite countertops, new energy efficient SS appliances, new HVAC, extensive moldings.
Family and dining room off Kitchen.
Gourmet kitchen, kitchen island with granite top.
Wood floor in kitchen area with access to deck.
Fenced private yard, with brick patio.
Very large garage storage area.
Notable updates include new stainless steel appliances.

GREAT LOCATION:
Fantastic opportunity to rent a townhome located in the sought after Potomac Station neighborhood of Leesburg, Virginia. Conveniently situated just minutes away from Route 7, Toll Road, Dulles Airport, Giant, Wegmans, Target, Lowe's, Home Depot, Village at Leesburg, Downtown Historic Leesburg, Leesburg Outlets, Bolden athletic fields.....
Loudoun County Park & Ride lot nearby provides commuter bus service to the Metro, Washington DC, Rosslyn, and the Pentagon.
The Potomac Station Park and Ride lot has 50 spaces. Parking is free, but overnight parking is not permitted.

Rent: $2800/month.
Security Deposit: $2800.
Credit Score: 725+

** Required for move-in: 1st month's rent and security deposit.
** Leasing is contingent on successful completion of a criminal background check.
** Employment, Income and Two(2) years tax return verification are required.
** Utilities: Tenant pays all utilities (water, gas, electric) and WiFi/internet connectivity.
** 12 months lease. Longer term lease to be considered case by case.
** Renter's insurance is required.
** No smoking/vaping allowed in and around the house.
WEARING SHOES INSIDE THE HOUSE IS NOT RECOMMENDED.

Did you know? Wearing shoes inside is bad for your health, from 'forever chemicals' to hidden poop germs? Germs and pathogens aside though, it's important to note that not wearing shoes inside is more than just a hygiene thing. In many cultures around the world, leaving your shoes at the door is a sign of respect.

Yes, You Really Should Remove Your Shoes

Going Deeper: In short, yes. The research is pretty clear and stomach-turning. Researchers from the University of Arizona swabbed people's shoes and found 96% of them carried fecal matter, which is how E.coli gets transmitted. Other studies have found different nasty bacteria, including MRSA and C.diff. Still more found pesticides and heavy metals, like lead, in dust particles on soles.

Takeaway: Even when shoes don't look dirty, they're definitely not clean. The germs they track inside can linger for days.

Bottom Line: Yes, dirt and pathogens can be found in many other places besides our shoes, but removing them is one small step to preventing illness.

** For prompt response, please call the Property Manager, Thank You!