Some homes offer space. Some offer privacy. This one delivers both — tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on 1.23 wooded acres in southern Prince William County, where the lots are large, the trees are mature, and the pace of life is exactly what it should be.

What makes this home truly special is the way it lives. All three bedrooms are on the main level — true one-floor living with no stairs between the spaces that matter most. The primary suite has its own en-suite bath, while a full hall bath serves the other two bedrooms comfortably. The layout flows naturally and warmly: a large kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and ample cabinet and countertop space opens to a cozy breakfast room, which connects seamlessly to the family room — the kind of layout that makes everyday living feel effortless. On the other side of the entry, a formal dining room sits just steps from the sunroom, making either space equally suited as a flex room, home office, or dedicated dining area depending on how you want to live.

The sunroom is a standout — flooded with natural light and surrounded by views of the wooded property, it is the kind of space that quickly becomes the most-used room in the house. Hardwood floors run throughout the main level, and the home has been consistently updated with a newer roof (2016), newer windows (2015), newer water heater (2021), newer water softener (2023), remodeled primary bathroom (2019), newer furnace (2020), and updated washer and dryer (2016) — leaving the next owner with nothing to do but move in and enjoy.
Downstairs, a finished lower level adds a large recreation room and a bonus room — ideal as a home office, guest space, gym, or hobby room. Laundry is also located on this level.

Outside, a deck overlooks the fenced yard and 1.23 acres of mature trees — a setting that is genuinely private and peaceful, the kind of property where dogs roam, kids play, and the rest of the world feels far away. An attached two-car garage plus a detached garage offer exceptional storage and flexibility — whether for vehicles, a workshop, hobby space, or extra storage. Move-in ready and waiting for someone who values nature, quiet, and space.

The location balances that sense of seclusion with genuine convenience. Direct access to Route 234 puts you on I-95 in about 10 minutes. Quantico Marine Corps Base is roughly 20 minutes away, Fort Belvoir is about 30, and the VRE Manassas Line at Broad Run Station offers a commuter rail option into Alexandria, Crystal City, and Washington DC. Woodbridge and its shopping, dining, and entertainment options are 15 minutes in one direction; Old Town Manassas, Stonebridge at Potomac Town Center with Wegmans, and Potomac Mills are all within 20 minutes. Within the Colgan High School district.