Gorgeous 3 level townhome For Sale in Leesburg Community
Close to Routes 7 & 15 and the Dulles Greenway, this gorgeous 3 bedroom townhome has tons of upgrades throughout and is located at 744 Hetzel Terrace SE in Leesburg, VA. Shopping, dining, and the incredible Leesburg Outlets are just a short drive away!
The split Foyer of this gorgeous home has hardwood floors, a designer light fixture and stairs that lead to the Family Room or Recreation Room. The Family Room boasts tons of recessed lighting and windows to allow for plenty of natural light to fill the room.
Beautifully tiled Kitchen features custom backsplash, pantry, breakfast bar, and plenty of cabinet & granite counter top space. 
Tile floor Dining Room has ceiling fan with light, ample room and a French door leading to a spacious deck.
There is also a tile floor Powder Room with single sink vanity, chair railing and designer light fixture.
Upstairs, the Spacious Master Bedroom has a designer ceiling fan, 2 large windows, and a nice walk-in closet.
The updated Master Bath features tile flooring, double sink vanity, spacious walk-in closet, tiled shower with river rock flooring and a built-in niche perfect for storing shampoo and soap.
In addition to the master, there are also 2 additional bright bedrooms. A 2nd full bath boasts tile floors, a single sink vanity, shower/tub combo and designer light fixture.
On the lower level, a large Recreation Room boasts beautiful hardwood flooring, designer light fixture and chair railing. There’s a nook that would be perfect for a desk or home office. A powder room and a laundry room are also located on this level. Enjoy easy access to the garage and walk out to the patio & fully fenced backyard.
Check out our video slideshow that highlights the great features of this home. Contact Sarah King Taylor at 703-475-1003 when you’re ready to see this gorgeous home in person!
Enjoy cooking meals in the spacious and bright gourmet kitchen that was recently upgraded and boasts a huge granite island with a breakfast bar. The kitchen also features tons of cabinet space, farm-style sink, stainless steel appliances, recessed lighting, a pantry, and access to the deck and large backyard.
Separate Dining Room off the kitchen has a gorgeous chandelier, large window, and french doors that lead to the office. The office has a 2nd set of french doors that lead to the foyer, 2 large windows and built-in bookcase and shelving.
Enjoy sunsets and a lake view from the cozy balcony at 
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The first installment of this series is the Benefits of Buying a New Construction Home. Advantages range from custom design, energy efficiency, safety due to modern technology, resale value, long-term savings, low maintenance, financing options, rewards, community amenities and so much more!
Design It Yourself – molding packages, cabinets, countertops, appliances, backsplash, carpets, tiling, bath & kitchen fixtures, light fixtures throughout the home, even hardware!
New homes are more energy efficient, and event come with energy certifications that cover the walls, roof, windows, doors, and appliances. And, your home will have a higher resale value than older homes due to its state of the art technology.
Buying an established home can also come with a higher price tag than expected. These homes will more than likely need at least one of the following items updated in the next ten years, and it can be expensive – not to mention exhausting trying to keep up.
Van Metre has an affiliated lender that is able to custom tailor a loan to your specific situation and even offer assistance with closing costs.
In addition to the amazing home you’ll get from buying a Van Metre new construction home in 
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