This is a one of a kind house, and heres why: Its a one floor rambler and theres not another one like it anywhere. Its nestled on a quiet cul-de-sac in one of the most attractive and private lots in the area. Its large picture windows, throughout the living area, flood the house with light and make the outside part of the inside. Its just 3/10 of a mile, a walkable 1,600 feet, to Seven Corners Shopping Center which has a Giant, Home Depot and much more. Heres where it comes in second, its over 2,000 square feet of one floor living, make it the second largest in the subdivision.

The heart of the home is the sun-drenched family room with a gas fireplace and access to the patio and grounds. Perfect for entertaining and relaxed enjoyment. The completely updated kitchen is off the family room. The house boasts an attached garage, a driveway with room for multiple cars, energy efficient windows, a 6 year old roof, a 15 year old boiler, and an AC that was replaced in the last 15 years.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY: The house is freshly painted and ready to move in, but is priced to reflect that it still can use some cosmetic and minor updates.
THE HOUSE NEXT DOOR ON THE RIGHT, 3039 Hazelton Street, was purchased by an investor group. They will leave the existing house and footprint as it is, but plan to spend about $400,000 to completely renovate the inside of the house. The house will remain and be sold as a mid-century modern home for what they plan to be somewhere above $1,300,000.
Close to many shopping centers, restaurants, and supermarkets. Walk to the Seven Corners Transit Center with direct Metro Busses to EFC Metro, Ballston Metro, Vienna Metro, Tysons Metro, and direct connections to the rest of the Metro system.