1633 LOZANO DRIVE

Welcome to 1633 Lozano Drive! This stunning, traditional colonial, tucked away in the sought-after Sun Valley neighborhood, offers amazing curb appeal and the perfect balance of classic charm and modern living. Just a short stroll from Meadowlark Gardens, the home features 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths spread across three levels.

The main level features a center-hall layout with a formal dining room and living room flanking the foyer, while the rear of the home opens to an updated kitchen designed for both functionality and style. Adjacent, you'll find a cozy home office and a well-appointed mudroom that connects to a freshly refinished two-car garage. Step outside from the kitchen onto the deck, where indoor and outdoor living come together beautifully, overlooking the serene privacy of the backyard that backs to park land - perfect for entertaining or quiet evenings at home.

Upstairs, you'll find a large primary suite with its own sitting area and a recently renovated en suite bath and closets. Three more spacious bedrooms and a full hallway bath complete the top level.

The above-ground basement is a bright and inviting space, featuring abundant natural light, recessed lighting, fresh paint, and brand-new carpeting. It boasts a spacious 5th bedroom with an en suite bath, a generous rec room, and a dedicated storage area. From the rec room, french doors open to a private patio, offering stunning views of the backyard.

This property offers an option to purchase a membership to Cardinal Hill Swim and Racquet Club via a separate bill of sale--an incredible perk that skips the current 8-year waitlist.

This listing is currently part of the Wolftrap-Kilmer-Marshall school pyramid. However, it is important to note that the Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) Board is currently engaged in redistricting discussions that may impact this property. Under the proposed changes, the property could potentially be moved to the Wolftrap-Thoreau-Madison school pyramid. A final decision on the redistricting is anticipated to be made by the FCPS Board on January 22.