11349 Weeping Cherry Ln, Moseley, VA 23120

3 story vinyl traditional home with walk in attic on 3rd floor. 1st floor office is can also serve as a 1st floor bedroom with wide closet. Ceramic tile throughout master bath. Carpeting on the 2nd and 3rd floors. Hardwood floors throughout first floor except for family room. Crown molding and chair rail throughout first floor. 95% high efficiency heating and cooling 3 zone system with new R410A refrigerant. Home owners association includes trash pick up and amenity use such as the Aquatic Center. Structured wiring and media center in 1st floor closet rewired in 2019 for 4k HMDI. Flat pannel TV package in family room to avoid wires. Gas fireplace with blower. Medium brown maple custom cabinets with quartz counter tops. Tankless water heater for endless supply of hot water. 3rd floor is a teenager/mother-in-law suite with full bath. Large backyard that backs up to community open space. Wooded lot. Side load garage. Home security updated in 2019. Full stamped, tiered concrete patio with fire pit and lights. Crawl space encapsulated. Driveway extension in 2020. Neighborhood Description An approximately 1,900 acres mixed use master planned community zoned for 3,550 total residential units and numerous commercial out parcels. This was he 11th home built in Magnolia Green in the Annandale Chase section by H H Hunt. Community is a large mix of residents including young couples with small children to grandmas and grandpas downsizing to be closer to their grandchildren. A senior care village is planned on the horizon which will include independent, assisted and critical care living. 18-hole Jack Nicklaus Design championship golf course is in the community complete with a golf club. HOA dues also include access to Tennis Center, Aquatic Center and Arbor Walk. 35 minutes from downtown and 30 minutes from Short Pump Town Center. 5 minutes from Hancock Village. Great retail shopping, dining and entertainment along Hull Street including Bone Fish Grill. Some neighborhoods are filled with children from elementary school to high school. Others target 55 and older residents without school age children. A little something for everyone.