Welcome to this beautifully maintained 5-bedroom, 3-bath home nestled in an established Fairfax neighborhood surrounded by mature trees and just minutes from everything Northern Virginia has to offer. Offering two levels of spacious living, this inviting home blends thoughtful updates, abundant natural light, and a functional floor plan designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining.

The sun-filled main level features a welcoming living room, a thoughtfully updated kitchen with abundant cabinetry, generous storage, ample counter space, and an easy flow to the dining area—creating the perfect space for preparing meals, hosting holidays, or gathering with family and friends. Four spacious bedrooms and two beautifully updated full bathrooms complete the main level, providing comfortable accommodations for family and guests alike.

Just off the dining area, the expansive rear deck overlooks a private, tree-lined backyard and serves as a natural extension of the home's living space. Enjoy peaceful mornings with a cup of coffee, weekend barbecues, or evenings spent entertaining while taking in the tranquil setting. Throughout the year, the backyard offers something special—from lush greenery and colorful fall foliage to visits from songbirds and deer. During the warmer months, evenings come alive as hundreds of fireflies illuminate the yard and surrounding trees, creating a truly magical backdrop.

The walk-out lower level adds exceptional versatility with a spacious recreation room, fifth bedroom, full bath, laundry area, and abundant storage space. With direct access to the backyard, it's an ideal retreat for guests, a home office, fitness area, or additional living space.

The extended private driveway provides off-street parking for up to six vehicles, and with no HOA, you'll enjoy added flexibility and convenience. Ideally located near George Mason University, Fairfax Corner, Fair Oaks Mall, downtown Fairfax, local parks, walking trails, and major commuter routes including Routes 50 and 29, Interstate 66, and Fairfax County Parkway.