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Friday, October 23, 2009

Resale of the week: Traditional Colonial rests in Vienna woods

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  • The home at 8533 Pepperdine Drive in Vienna is located in the community of Dunn Loring Woods. Built in 1961, the home has about 1,800 square feet and is currently on the market for $485,000.
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The eat-in kitchen features a new refrigerator, windows and a door to the backyard.

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By Michele Lerner

Buyers looking for a well-located traditional Colonial will appreciate the brick-and-siding home at 8533 Pepperdine Drive in Vienna. The two-level home (plus an unfinished basement) is on the market for $485,000.

This solid family home in the Dunn Loring Woods community was built in 1961 and rests on a more-than-quarter-acre lot with a level front lawn and a fenced backyard with mature trees and garden beds. When the Yeonas Realty Group developed Dunn Loring Woods, the company carefully preserved as many trees as possible. Many of them are about 100 years old, adding woodsy charm to the community.

The Pepperdine Drive home, which has about 1,800 finished square feet, has new energy-efficient windows throughout the home. Other improvements include an updated gas heating system and water heater, along with a programmable thermostat. Off-street parking is available in a driveway along with ample street parking.

The home features ceramic tile floors in the foyer, which includes a hardwood staircase to the upper level. At the front of the home, the formal living room includes hardwood floors and a triple window facing the front lawn and street. Just beyond the living room is a formal dining room with a double window framing a view of the backyard and tall trees.

Adjacent to the dining room is an eat-in kitchen with two windows facing the backyard. The kitchen includes a new refrigerator. A door leads from the kitchen to the deck.

Past the kitchen, the family room includes a sliding glass door to the deck. The family room also has carpeting, a ceiling fan and a double window facing the front lawn.

The main level also includes an updated half bath with ceramic tile floors and a nearby coat closet.

Upstairs, hardwood floors extend from the staircase along the hall and into each of the four bedrooms.

The master bedroom includes two large closets and windows on two sides of the room. The master bath has been updated with a new vanity and new medicine cabinet and includes a window overlooking the front lawn.

The three additional bedrooms on this level include miniblinds on the windows. The front bedroom includes two double-door closets, while each of the two bedrooms overlooking the backyard has a single closet. The hall bath has been updated with a new vanity and new wall cabinets.

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