The sellers have an assumable VA loan at an interest rate of 2.25%.
Custom built Victorian Farmhouse with 4 BR, 3.5 BA in Old Town Gaithersburg. This house was built in 1999 and its exterior was inspired by two historic houses in the neighborhood: Martha Meem house (c.1879) at 104 Chestnut and even more by the Queen Anne style 102 Chestnut (c.1902). Inside it has three fully finished levels. The main level is bright and sunny with an open floor plan. There are gleaming hardwood floors on the first and second levels. The primary bedroom is located on the upper level with en-suite bath featuring jetted tub and separate shower and walk-in closet. The lower level is a walkout basement designed with a hobby room, gaming room, bedroom with an en-suit bathroom and plenty of extra storage. The gourmet kitchen has recently been renovated with new cabinets, new granite counter tops and newer appliances. There is a great room off the kitchen with a wood burning fireplace and den/laundry area. The formal dining room has tons of space and is perfect for entertaining. There is a cozy rear porch for enjoying your morning coffee or an evening glass of wine. It has more than 3300 square feet of living space with all the modern conveniences you can imagine. It has a well landscaped lawn and a long driveway that can easily fit 5-6 cars. Located in a cul-de-sac close to major roads, highways, Montgomery County Fairgrounds, and charming downtown Gaithersburg with its shops and restaurants: 3.1 miles to Metro, 8/10 mile to MARC. House is in the Meem/Chestnut Historic District established in 1998 (see Documents section for details) but is not itself historic. In 1999, the property at 115 Meem Ave was split into two, the c.1911 house at 115 was re-numbered as 117, and this house was built by the owners of now-117 as a new 115.