Description

3210 Greenstone Way,
Oak Hill, VA 20171

This is an outstanding opportunity to own a beautiful contemporary home located in the highly sought after Chantilly Highlands neighborhood. It is a 6BR, 3BA Courtney model and has been recently fully updated in the kitchen, master bathroom, and secondary bathrooms. All new paint throughout with gorgeous hardwood floors on the upper level. Lower level is carpet. Large screened in rear porch and additional sun deck overlook an amazing back yard. Beautiful landscaping. Situated on a private quiet cul-de-sac for safe, child friendly activities. This rare find is located in the highly sought after Oak Hill (GT) Elementary, Franklin Middle School and Chantilly High School triad. This house will not be on the market long.

Located at 3210 Greenstone Way, Oak Hill, Virginia 20171, this listing has been sold for a price of $687,000 USD. The property was built in 1980, includes 6 bedrooms, has 3 full baths. This listing has 2,392 Sq.Ft. of interior space on a lot of .31 Acres. See all Apartments for sold in Oak Hill.

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Size

Bedrooms

Full Baths

2,392 Sq Ft.

interior

0.31 Acres

Exterior

Financial

$687,000

Sold 08-31-20

$287

Price Per Sqft

$35

Monthly Fees

$420

Anual Fees

$6,506

Annual taxes

Listing Details

Single Family Homes

Property type

1980

Year Built

2566941

Web Id

2765666-VAFX1142260

MLS ID

1583

Days Posted

3210 Greenstone Way
Oak Hill, VA 20171

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