Welcome home to this freshly renovated tri-level with basement home. Home features four bedrooms with two of the bedrooms having their own private full baths. Recently refreshed kitchen with modern touches and plenty of cabinet space for all of one's needs. Formal dining room and living room with refinished real hardwood floors. Upstairs you will find three well-sized bedrooms with new lighting and refinished real hardwood floors. On the lower level there is also a huge family room with gas fireplace and one additional bedroom with private full bath. Additional finished office off of the family room. Home features a full basement with plenty of storage and clean as a pin. Sit back and enjoy the quiet and wildlife in your own screened-in porch. Two covered porches as well. Home sits on over an acre of land with the potential of additional lots next door and behind. Home is very well priced for the area and offers much more square footage than most of the homes in this price point. Convenient to dining, entertainment, and shopping. This is one home you must put on your "to see" list. This home will not disappoint.
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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Zoning
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Stories
2
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Lot size
1.09 Acres
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Year built
1964
Style
Other
County
Chesterfield County
APN
775686804400000
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Last updated by owner on Sep 21, 2026.
C-3
Community Business District
The purpose and intent of a C-3 District is to permit community-scale commercial development including shopping centers which serve community-wide trade areas and promote public convenience and accessibility. Toward this end, mixed use projects containing commercial, office, and residential townhouse, residential multifamily uses should be encouraged. Design controls should apply to this district, requiring integrated design standards within individual projects, access to and the number of conflict points along arterials should be limited, and integrated vehicular/pedestrian access should be provided within each project and between adjacent developments. Sites should be designed to insure maximum compatibility with, and minimal impact on, existing and future residential development in the area; A C-3 District should generally be located at intersections of arterials.