$449,990

I stopped planning my errands around traffic the day I moved here, because most of them turned into a short walk. Coffee at Dunkin’, groceries at Safeway, dinner from Ledo Pizza or Hunan Cafe when nobody feels like cooking, and I’m home again without ever backing out of the garage. Hunters Woods Village Center also has Kung Fu Tea, Jersey Mike’s, Buffalo Wing Factory, McDonald’s, Wells Fargo, Xfinity, a nail salon and a barber, and the Reston Community Center is right there with it. When I do need to go farther, the Metro is 1.8 miles away. Inside, the main level is one open space where the kitchen, dining room and family room share the same hardwood floors, so whoever is cooking is still part of the conversation. The family room is where everyone ends up. The ceiling vaults overhead, the gas fireplace takes the chill off in about a minute, and a door opens to a covered patio where you can sit outside even when it rains. Upstairs, the primary suite has its own balcony, a large walk in closet, and a private bath with two sinks and a tub and shower. Two more good sized bedrooms share the second bath, and the laundry room is on the same level as the bedrooms, so the baskets never have to travel the stairs. The water heater was replaced in 2026. Parking is easy too, with a one car garage and a driveway space in front of it. It’s a condo that lives like a townhome, on two levels, in a spot where the car can stay parked most of the weekend. I hope the next owner enjoys that walk as much as I have. As part of Reston Association, residents enjoy access to 15 pools, 55 miles of trails, numerous parks, 4 beautiful lakes, 52 tennis courts, 18 pickle ball courts, a variety of community events and programs throughout the year including festivals, concerts, workshops, and social gatherings, plus several community centers including the Reston Association headquarters, Walker Nature Center, and the Lake House at Lake Newport, which offer space for meetings, classes, and special events. I stopped planning my errands around traffic the day I moved here, because most of them turned into a short walk. Coffee at Dunkin’, groceries at Safeway, dinner from Ledo Pizza or Hunan Cafe when nobody feels like cooking, and I’m home again without ever backing out of the garage. Hunters Woods Village Center also has Kung Fu Tea, Jersey Mike’s, Buffalo Wing Factory, McDonald’s, Wells Fargo, Xfinity, a nail salon and a barber, and the Reston Community Center is right there with it. When I do need to go farther, the Metro is 1.8 miles away. Inside, the main level is one open space where the kitchen, dining room and family room share the same hardwood floors, so whoever is cooking is still part of the conversation. The family room is where everyone ends up. The ceiling vaults overhead, the gas fireplace takes the chill off in about a minute, and a door opens to a covered patio where you can sit outside even when it rains. Upstairs, the primary suite has its own balcony, a large walk in closet, and a private bath with two sinks and a tub and shower. Two more good sized bedrooms share the second bath, and the laundry room is on the same level as the bedrooms, so the baskets never have to travel the stairs. The water heater was replaced in 2026. Parking is easy too, with a one car garage and a driveway space in front of it. It’s a condo that lives like a townhome, on two levels, in a spot where the car can stay parked most of the weekend. I hope the next owner enjoys that walk as much as I have. As part of Reston Association, residents enjoy access to 15 pools, 55 miles of trails, numerous parks, 4 beautiful lakes, 52 tennis courts, 18 pickle ball courts, a variety of community events and programs throughout the year including festivals, concerts, workshops, and social gatherings, plus several community centers including the Reston Association headquarters, Walker Nature Center, and the Lake House at Lake Newport, which offer space for meetings, classes, and special events.