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Best New Listings NoVa: An Airy Townhouse and an Arlington Cape Cod

  • October 11th 2013

by Jamie Liu

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In this week’s edition of NoVa Best New Listings, UrbanTurf looks at a 1930’s Colonial townhouse in Del Ray, a Cape Cod in Arlington, and a Colonial in Rosemont.

Best New Listings NoVa: An Airy Townhouse and an Arlington Cape Cod: Figure 1

Abundant natural light makes this cozy 1930s Colonial end unit townhouse in Del Ray seem much larger. The minimalist kitchen and breakfast nook feature beautiful butcher board counters, though there is relatively little work and storage space. The finished basement features built-in storage and finished drywall for a more refined finish. A manicured front and backyard complete the clean look of this home that is less than a mile from the Braddock Road Metro.

Best New Listings NoVa: An Airy Townhouse and an Arlington Cape Cod: Figure 2

Just over a mile to East Falls Church Metro, this stone Cape Cod features large windows that look onto a beautifully landscaped private backyard and stone patio. The master bedroom features three closets, and storage is never an issue with the abundant built-ins throughout the home.

Best New Listings NoVa: An Airy Townhouse and an Arlington Cape Cod: Figure 3

Featured in Southern Living magazine, this four bedroom Colonial in Rosemont is a classic with a rear stone patio with a small pond and sunroom. Tons of golden wood in the kitchen and living room lend it a sunny disposition. A large kitchen, formal dining room and finished basement make this home perfect for entertaining.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/best_new_listings_nova_an_airy_townhouse_and_an_arlington_cape_cod/7680.

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