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Welcome home to your lakeside oasis, tucked away at the end of a quiet street in one of South Reston’s most desirable neighborhoods.
This home will charm you from the moment you step onto the front porch. Inside you’ll find a large, open kitchen with stunning views from the wall-to-wall picture windows and abundant natural light throughout. The home also features new carpet and paint, upgraded bathrooms, new light fixtures, and a newer HVAC system.
Step onto the three-tiered deck and feel instantly relaxed as you take in the tranquil surroundings with views of Lake Audubon and beyond. Take a walk down to the waterfront dock where you can fish or canoe, and enjoy a stroll or bike ride along the miles of Reston paths. Explore nearby Walker Nature Center, or grab a bite to eat at South Lakes Village Center. It’s also in walking distance to schools and pools and is in close proximity to Reston Town Center and the Silve
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