Presents

9005 VIRGINIA TERRACE

Cavanaugh Crossing

Lorton, Virginia

Allegiance

This could be your new home…

Living Room Family Room

Kitchen Breakfast Area

Dining Room Library

Master Suite fit for a King (and Queen!)

Large master suite with sitting area, large bedroom, his and hers closets, large bedroom with separate shower and jaccuzi tub and double sinks

Spacious rooms throughout the home

Four bedrooms and three full baths on upper level

Your own private retreat

Private deck

Three car garage

Your neighborhood

Your home is safely nestled in a small community off of the very convenient Ox Road,

and surrounded by lush and rural Lorton land

Convenient! Drive anywhere quickly via Ox Road, and you’re a short drive from I-95.

The Shoppes of Lorton are just up the road, and picturesque Sandy Run Park and the

Occoquan River are very close by:

Special Features

13,000 Ft2 (.3) acre lot

Unique Charleston style architecture

4 bedrooms upstairs

3.5 baths – upgraded tile in MBR and Powder Room

Master Bedroom with sitting room, MBR bath separate shower and tub

Gas Fireplace in MBR

His/Hers walk-in closets in MBR

Gas Fireplace in Family Room

Gourmet Kitchen with island and Bay Window

Hardwood flooring from front entry through kitchen to laundry room

Double Oven

Gas Furnace/Hot Water Heater 75 Gal capacity

New lower level Air Conditioner Coil/Compressor – September 2004

New lower level Furnace – January 2006

New upper level Air Conditioner Coil/Compressor – September 2008

Basement walkout to Garage

10 foot ceilings

Ceiling Fans with Remote Controls

Bell South Internal Wired Network

14 by 18 foot Privacy Deck

Sprinkler System

Security System

3 Car Garage approximate 600 sq feet

Extended concrete driveway in rear – potential boat parking

Near Occoquan Regional Park and Trails

Proximate to new South Fairfax County Schools

Near new shopping (Lorton Station and Lorton Market)

Near Virginia Railway Express (VRE) station

From the Owners

In April 2000, we visited the Brookfield Homes temporary office, a trailer, on Ox

road just outside our now Cavanaugh Crossing community the second day their sales

trailer was opened. There would be no model home for several months as the area was

all pasture land. At this temporary office, we viewed an artist’s rendering of our “to-be”

home, which we thought was extraordinary. So we ventured out onto the 23 acres of

pasture that would eventually be known as Cavanaugh Crossing, and we chose and

walked our lot between two clumps of trees and bushes.

We were one of 6 homeowners that were the original inhabitants of Cavanaugh

Crossing. We moved in over the 4th of July in 2001, although 15 months after signing

our Brookfield contract with delivery date slippage, the wait was every bit worthwhile.

Our original neighbors, both adjacent and across the street are all still here. We

watched as the neighborhood continued to grow, which completed in 2002. We

watched as children grew, yards were planted, and homes were personalized, all the

while retaining the theme of a quiet southern style neighborhood. We are still

intrigued by the number of people that pass through the neighborhood, most gazing at

the “Charleston style” homes with the large porches, many windows, and rear load

garages at the end of the long split driveways. The neighborhood is truly unique,

comforting and one of its kind in the Northern Virginia area.

There is a real sense of community, with several seasonal events such as

cookouts, fireworks, etc., that take place in the neighborhood. We just completed

another July 4th event in our nearby cul-de-sac. A great location advantage for our

community is its proximity to transportation (VRE and Springfield Metro are within

minutes driving distance), close and easy access to Interstate 95, the shopping centers

that have grown up around us, the small town of Occoquan and the Occoquan River

and Park, and most recently the Lorton Workhouse Cultural Center. Military families

are just a few miles from Fort Belvoir, and of course Mount Vernon and other historical

sites are just minutes away.

We have seen very little turnover in our community. We are moving out of the

area to our dream of retiring on the Florida Gulf Coast and seeing what God has next

for our lives. The difficult part of the move is finding a home, neighbors and

neighborhood to compare with what we have grown to appreciate and love here at

Cavanaugh Crossing in Lorton, Virginia.

-Denise and DJ

For Your Personal Notes

Call James: 703-930-0655

Allegiance

6084-A Franconia Road, Alexandria VA 22310

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