| Located in the desirable area of Springfield, this well-built 4-level split offers exceptional space for the dollar. From the four bedrooms to the contemporary European kitchen, this home has space and lots of light. The large 11,486 square foot lot includes a flagstone patio for outdoor entertaining directly off the kitchen and family room.
A FEW WORDS ABOUT THE WESTWOOD/SPRINGFIELD AREA: The Springfield/Westwood area has long been recognized as one of Bethesda’s finest enclaves of superior homes. This fine residence is in the Woodacres Elementary school district, Montgomery County's most recently rebuilt school. Its brand, spanking new (opened Sept 2002) and quite gorgeous and is regarded as one of the finest elementary education institutions in the area. The school is the only one in Montgomery County with a planetarium! There's an entrance to the fabulous Wood Acres Park right behind the school, which leads to ball fields, a recently renovated playground, basketball and tennis courts and open green space. It's a perfect, peaceful place to walk the dog or take a jog.
This home is also located in the sought after WaltWhitmanHigh School and ThomasPyleMiddleSchool district. Both of these schools are considered at the very top of their class in the State of Maryland. Whitman was recently cited as having the highest SAT scores for any high school in the County.
Nearby shopping at the WestbardShopping Center includes a gourmet Giant Food Store. Enjoy!
Price: $897,500 Lot Size: 11,486 sq. ft.
Legal: Lot 16, Block 19 Age: 51 years old approx.
Subdivision: Springfield
Taxes: $8490 ($9053 in 2008)
Schools: Wood Acres Elementary, Thomas Pyle Jr. High, Walt Whitman Sr. High
FIRST LEVEL
• Entrance foyer with coat closet.
• Living room (19’6” x 12’6”) with fireplace (marble surround-new in 2005) and hardwood floors.
• Dining room (12’ x 12’) with French doors to the kitchen and beveled, mirrored pocket doors to the family room.
• Bright, contemporary kitchen (see below for details.)
• Family room (19’6” x 13’) with wall of windows for great light, French doors to outside patio (new in 2005), hardwood floors (new in 2005), beveled mirror pocket doors to Dining Room (new in 2005), track lighting, and steps up to office.
• Office off the family room (converted porch in 2005) with lots of windows overlooking back yard; separate heating.
• Flagstone patio (new in 2005) looks out on a large rear yard.
SECOND LEVEL
• Master bedroom (14’6” x 12’) with closet, hardwood floors, medicine cabinet, pedestal sink, and two windows including a private bath (new in 2005) with tiled tub/shower, tiled floor, pedestal sink, and window.
• Bedroom #2 (11’ x 9’) with two windows, hardwood floors, and closet.
• Bedroom #3 (12’ x 10’) with three windows, hardwood floors, and closet.
• Updated full bath in hall (new in 2005) with tiled shower, tiled floor, pedestal sink, and window.
• Hall linen closet plus hall attic pull-down staircase.
LOWER LEVEL
• Recreation Room (16’ x 11.5’) with wall-to-wall carpeting and door to garage.
• Bedroom #4 (10’ x 9’) with wall-to-wall carpeting, and private full bath with shower and wall sink
• One car garage.
LOWEST LEVEL
• Den/bedroom #5 (16’6” x 11’6”) with wall-to-wall carpeting and walk-in closet.
• Laundry area with exit to outside. Pantry.
SPECIAL AMENITIES
• Quality construction! Hardwood floors and brick exterior.
• Gorgeous wood retaining wall in backyard.
• 50-gallon A.O. Smith hot water heater.
• Furnace is Lennox.
• Some storm windows.
• KitchenAid washer and dryer convey.
• New paint outside (in 2008)
• Modern kitchen features new in 2005:
a) GE stainless steel electric range/hood
b) Light wood cabinets
c) Miele dishwasher
d) Cork flooring
e) KitchenAid French door refrigerator
f) LG microwave
g) Disposal
h) Abundant cabinetry
i) Stainless steel sink
j) French doors to dining room
k) Door to flagstone patio
l) Swinging door to foyer
Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. If room sizes, school or any other information provided is considered critical, please ask for verification. Refrigerator ice-maker conveys “as is.”
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