Just listed in Centreville, VA is this adorable 2 level, 2 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom townhome! This end unit is located at 14609 Cheverly Court. This home is close to major highways like Rte 28 and I-66 and is less than 2 miles from the Centreville Park & Ride. It’s an easy walk to shopping and dining at the Village Center, and a short drive to the Fair Oaks Mall.
Tons of natural light fill the large living room, where you can access the huge fenced in backyard via sliding glass doors. The yard backs to common grounds for added privacy! The kitchen features a breakfast bar along with tons of counter and cabinet space. Plenty of shelves and a full size washer & dryer can be found in the laundry room. A half bathroom with single sink and designer light fixture can be found on the main level as well.
On the 2nd floor you’ll find the Master Bedroom and 2nd bedroom. Both bedrooms are spacious and boast wall-length closets and large windows that let in tons of natural light. The Master bath and 2nd full bathroom feature a shower/tub combination and designer light fixtures. A closet in the hallway is perfect for storage and linens.
This home is a great retreat after a long day of work! Give us a call at 703-475-1003 for your own private tour.
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This elegant 3 level, 4 bedroom, 2 full and 1 half bathroom home in the Brambleton Community has over 3100 sqft of living space. Located across the street from Legacy Park, the open floor plan, high/vaulted ceilings, and huge windows keep this house feeling bright and spacious. Hardwood flooring, designer light fixtures, and ample storage areas can be found throughout the main level.
The kitchen features granite counters, an island, a wine rack, and tons of cabinet space. Off the kitchen is a Breakfast Room and a Family Room with a stone surround gas fire place. Large windows allow tons of natural light into the living and dining rooms.
mounted TV while you soak! An additional bedroom is also found on this level of the home.
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Hardwood floors can be found throughout the main level. The kitchen features granite counter tops, plenty of cabinet space, and a custom backsplash. Recessed lighting and a breakfast bar complete this beautifully updated kitchen.
Spacious family room has large windows that let in tons of natural light. The dining room boasts designer lighting and access to the fenced-in backyard. 
This is arguably the single most important step. Your Agent needs to know the market and neighborhood very well. You’ll want to hire an Agent with a lot of experience, but in this industry, experience doesn’t equal years in business. What you want to look for is the number of transactions. Finding an Agent that has sold a lot of homes shows you that the agent is successful in selling homes and knows how to negotiate for you. Transaction Experience is the best way for an Agent to learn negotiating skills. Your Agent should also have an extensive marketing plan that includes professional photos, a virtual tour, social media platforms, and a strong web presence. Another important element of a strong listing Agent is monitoring feedback and communicating with you – the Seller.
If you over price your home, you will reduce the number of showings with qualified, serious buyers – because they will know the neighborhood and market. Serious Buyers will have been tracking your neighborhood and today’s Buyers are in tune with the market value. We have heard Sellers say “Let’s just try this price and see what happens”. That strategy does not work well because the first two weeks the home is on the market is when the most buzz and excitement for the new listing is happening. If the Seller has overpriced the home, Buyers will look elsewhere and your listing will lose out on the initial enthusiasm. If the Seller stays overpriced for too long, then the listing becomes “stale” and that tends to encourage low ball offers.
The old adage “you never get a second chance to make a first impression” is very apropos when selling your home. Make sure the front yard, front door, and surrounding area is in top condition. As the Buyer approaches your home and are waiting to get in, they are feeling their first impressions, so make it shine! If you are going to upgrade, concentrate on kitchens, baths, floors, and walls. These will give you the most bang for your buck. Inexpensive fixes like paint, replacing old drapes, replacing door handles, kitchen and bath hardware, light fixtures, and leaky, rusty faucets can go a long way on a tight budget. For more ideas on sprucing up your home check out 
It seems like everyone these days has a crazy, busy schedule. It can be difficult, but if you make your home available for showings and try not to limit the showing times, that can go a long way towards finding the right Buyer and the right price! The key to getting a great contract is to have as many people as possible seeing your home. If you miss out on a Buyer because of restricted showing times, you could have missed your best offer.
With over $200 million in sales, the 
What does it mean to “depersonalize” your home? It means making it look as neutral and clutter free as humanly possible. Start by removing any and all personal photography. We know you & your family look great and that picture above the mantel is AMAZING, but a potential Buyer does not really care how cute your kids are, and in fact, it may be a distraction. So go ahead and pack up ALL of your personal pictures. If you have a wall of family photos, that needs to come down too. Consider replacing the images with a large, neutral art piece. Another quicker, easier option is just patching the nail holes and repainting the wall.
Now that you have depersonalized the home, look around at the paint. One of our favorite ways to make a home feel like home, is to add some color to the walls! However, preparing your home for sale is the time to turn your home into a “blank canvas”. Take a quick peek at our previous blog about 
The single most important thing you can do is CLEAN! Then clean, clean, and clean again. Give your house a FULL cleaning – meaning top to bottom. Pay special attention to bathrooms, the kitchen and appliances, the pantry and the refrigerator – inside, underneath, and behind! Cleaning the windows of your home makes a remarkable difference, as well. And if you have screens on the windows, consider removing them and placing them in a safe spot. You would be surprised how bright your home looks with clean windows and no screens.
Walk around the house and repair any of those little nagging items that have been bugging you – a loose toilet seat, the stopper in the bathroom that doesn’t shut, etc. And remember to check and make sure that every single light bulb in the house is working – even the one in the oven!
The JS Realty Team recently listed this gorgeous town home in Ashburn, Virginia and it’s a MUST SEE! Located at 
There’s also a custom wine cellar that was cleverly hidden beneath the staircase.
Upstairs, the Master bedroom has 2 walk-in closets, and the en-suite bathroom features a Jacuzzi tub and walk-in shower. The 2 additional bedrooms have walk-in closets. A laundry room and den can also be found upstairs, along with a loft that would make a great kids playroom!
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Upstairs the Master bedroom boasts vaulted ceilings, his & her closets, and a
FOR SALE and available now! This 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath condo is located at 
Large windows fill the condo with natural light. A newly updated kitchen with a hardwood floors and a breakfast bar are just off the spacious living room. Vaulted ceilings and built-in shelving can be found in conjunction with a wood burning fireplace. A huge walk-in closet can be found in the Master bedroom, and the dual-entry Master bathroom boasts an oversized vanity and access to the washer & dryer. The ample 2nd bedroom features a sliding glass door that leads to a private balcony.
of Scott’s for more than 11 years, and he has represented more than $120 million in real estate transactions over his career. As a homeowner, Scott has walked in the Buyer’s & Seller’s shoes many times. Scott’s personal experience with Real Estate inspired him to want to be a leader in the industry to ensure all real estate clients have a positive experience. This inspiration is what lead him to co-found the JS Realty Team with his partner, 
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