41 Twin Creeks Ln, Fredericksburg, VA, 22405

About This Home

NO SHOWINGS ARE ALLOWED FOR THIS PROPERTY AFTER DARK OR WITHOUT THE BUYER(S) BEING ACCOMPANIED BY AN AGENT. PLEASE WATCH YOUR STEP. PLEASE CLOSE BUT DON'T MANUALLY LOCK THE ACTUAL GARAGE DOOR IT CAN BE LOCKED BY TURNING THE MANUAL LOCK. SELLERS WILL BE AWAY 6/20-6/30, RESPONSE TIMES MAY BE SLOWER FOR THIS PERIOD. The homeowner is a contractor. He has retained all plans for the house and permits. He and his family decided to move out of the area, but they loved this home. The new home they plan to build will be a copy of this property. It was built and designed with care. There is a huge opportunity for someone to restore this expansive luxury home. Our likely buyer is either a homeowner willing to put in a little work to have a luxury property for a substantial discount or an investor who sees the financial possibilities for a property this large in Stafford that can easily be subdivided. Unfortunately, the property is being sold because of a fire. All fire and smoke damage has been removed. The owners were grilling on their back deck when an ember slipped between the boards under the deck and caught a pile of dry leaves on fire. The owners were not harmed. They called the fire department, and the fire was put out but much of the back of the home near the kitchen and back of the roof were burned. The owners had the roof fully replaced and back of the home repaired but had to remove all smoke damaged drywall and flooring. The new owner will have 8 circuits that need replacing, some rewiring needed throughout, some plumbing is needed throughout the main and upper floors. The home is now partially finished with 3,800 square feet at the main house and 2,160 at the detached garage, all above grade. The basement adds another 1,588 square feet of below grade partially finished square feet. The lot is covered by The Woodlands Protection Act. This means that as long as 20 acres are kept in their natural state no taxes are due on 20 acres of the land. Recently, because of the fire, taxes have been reduced until the home is rebuilt. The tax bill for this year will be approximately $1,600, please call Stafford County to confirm. The 23.3-acre lot can be subdivided into two additional lots; this would leave the owner with 3 separate properties. Two homes could be built and sold on the divided land. The garage is gigantic. It could be kept as a partially finished workshop, storage area, and car shop. It is heated, cooled and has electricity. The other option is to completely finish it, giving the new owner extra living space or a huge guest house. If this is the property for you, welcome home.