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Welcome Home to 439 Oak Avenue in the Cedar Run section of Stafford Township- If you've been dreaming of a home where you can enjoy a little more space, a lot more privacy, and your very own backyard getaway, this may be just what you've been waiting for! Nestled on a beautiful, deep 1.2-acre property, this inviting 5-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers plenty of room for everyone to enjoy. Just imagine those warm summer days spent relaxing by your in-ground pool, weekend BBQs with family and friends, and peaceful evenings enjoying the privacy of your own backyard. With 5 bedrooms, there's room for everyone, whether you need space for overnight guests, a home office, or simply room to spread out. The basement offers even more possibilities for storage, hobbies, or creating that extra space you've always wanted. And here's another bonus! You're within walking distance of Doc Cramer Fields, making it easy to enjoy outdoor activities and recreation right in your own neighborhood. Along with the convenience of nearby shopping, dining, and the beautiful beaches of Long Beach Island. It's not just about having a house — it's about having a place to make memories, enjoy the outdoors, and truly feel at home. With 1.2 acres and plenty of privacy, 439 Oak Avenue offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the lifestyle you've been looking for. Come take a look — you may just find yourself wanting to stay!

5 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

Welcome Home to 439 Oak Avenue in the Cedar Run section of Stafford Township- If you've been dreaming of a home where you can enjoy a little more space, a lot more privacy, and your very own backyard getaway, this may be just what you've been waiting for! Nestled on a beautiful, deep 1.2-acre property, this inviting 5-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers plenty of room for everyone to enjoy. Just imagine those warm summer days spent relaxing by your in-ground pool, weekend BBQs with family and friends, and peaceful evenings enjoying the privacy of your own backyard. With 5 bedrooms, there's room for everyone, whether you need space for overnight guests, a home office, or simply room to spread out. The basement offers even more possibilities for storage, hobbies, or creating that extra space you've always wanted. And here's another bonus! You're within walking distance of Doc Cramer Fields, making it easy to enjoy outdoor activities and recreation right in your own neighborhood. Along with the convenience of nearby shopping, dining, and the beautiful beaches of Long Beach Island. It's not just about having a house — it's about having a place to make memories, enjoy the outdoors, and truly feel at home. With 1.2 acres and plenty of privacy, 439 Oak Avenue offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the lifestyle you've been looking for. Come take a look — you may just find yourself wanting to stay!

439 Oak Ave, West Creek

Listing courtesy of RE/MAX of Long Beach Island. Contact:

$4,125,000

CASTLEWOOD Where History Was Made. Where Legends Live On. Some homes are built. Castlewood was composed — a French Normandy manor conceived as a work of art, standing on nearly two private acres bordered by seven acres of untouched Cedar Run woodland. This is not real estate. This is provenance. At nearly 10,000 square feet, Castlewood is engineered like a fortress and finished like a treasure. Structural steel I-beams form its bones — elevator-ready throughout — wrapped in the brickwork of Archie Holleman and the ironwork of Danny Hurwitz, the same craftsman entrusted with restoring the gates of the White House. A 200-lb hand-carved oak door opens to a soaring 40-foot tower foyer. A grand staircase rises beneath a rare Romeo-and-Juliet balcony framing an authentic coat of arms dated circa 1629 — older than the nation itself. Hand-hewn woodwork and 250-year-old yellow pine floors run throughout. Pass through 9-foot antique church pocket doors into an executive library hand-crafted from a single cherry tree, its mantel a walnut match to the storied Georgetown Club. The family room is a masterwork of reclaimed material: a floor-to-ceiling Pennsylvania mountain stone fireplace framed by antique hand-hewn oak and hickory beams salvaged from Pennsylvania barns, with casement windows and base trim finished entirely in 200-year-old American chestnut — rarer and harder than oak, cherry, yellow pine, or walnut. Indirect lighting washes the beams after dark. The adjoining staircase is sculpture in itself: chestnut risers and wainscoting, surrounding boards of pine, fir, poplar, and oak, balusters made from antique hand-worn hay feed rungs, a lower bannister built from a genuine Conestoga wagon tongue, and an upper balcony rail of vintage wagon tongues with chain detail. Elevator-ready. The kitchen pairs rich marble counters and custom cherry cabinetry with antique brick accents. Descend the spiral staircase to a wine cellar floored in brick reclaimed from the Gettysburg sidewalk where Lincoln delivered his address. Upstairs, an elevator-ready primary suite offers a fireplace, dual bathrooms, and a body-massage jet shower with heated seat. Additional amenities include a billiard room and art studio, an authentic Finnish sauna built from South African wood, and multi-zone radiant hydronic heat. Outside, a handmade brick veranda overlooks 16 Japanese maples, a persimmon tree, camellias, and organic kitchen gardens. Nearby: community tennis and pickleball, and miles of trails along the Washington & Old Dominion Trail. Ideally located just minutes from Metro access, Washington Dulles International Airport, and Reagan National Airport, with Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts nearby. Money Magazine, Travel Plus Leisure Magazine, Time Magazine Vienna, VA as Best Places to Live... This scenic yet central setting offers easy access to major roadways, parks, world-class upscale and boutique shopping, horse farms, the Vienna Town Green, and the Washington & Old Dominion Trail — alongside historic Church Street, mature trees, and the beloved Red Caboose, donated by Norfolk Southern Railway to the Town of Vienna around 1988 as a charming nod to the area's railway heritage. This is more than a home — it's a lifestyle of refined luxury and tranquility! Castlewood is not a house you decide to buy — it's a legacy to become part of. Please reach out if you have any questions as I grew up in Vienna, Virginia!

5 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths

CASTLEWOOD Where History Was Made. Where Legends Live On. Some homes are built. Castlewood was composed — a French Normandy manor conceived as a work of art, standing on nearly two private acres bordered by seven acres of untouched Cedar Run woodland. This is not real estate. This is provenance. At nearly 10,000 square feet, Castlewood is engineered like a fortress and finished like a treasure. Structural steel I-beams form its bones — elevator-ready throughout — wrapped in the brickwork of Archie Holleman and the ironwork of Danny Hurwitz, the same craftsman entrusted with restoring the gates of the White House. A 200-lb hand-carved oak door opens to a soaring 40-foot tower foyer. A grand staircase rises beneath a rare Romeo-and-Juliet balcony framing an authentic coat of arms dated circa 1629 — older than the nation itself. Hand-hewn woodwork and 250-year-old yellow pine floors run throughout. Pass through 9-foot antique church pocket doors into an executive library hand-crafted from a single cherry tree, its mantel a walnut match to the storied Georgetown Club. The family room is a masterwork of reclaimed material: a floor-to-ceiling Pennsylvania mountain stone fireplace framed by antique hand-hewn oak and hickory beams salvaged from Pennsylvania barns, with casement windows and base trim finished entirely in 200-year-old American chestnut — rarer and harder than oak, cherry, yellow pine, or walnut. Indirect lighting washes the beams after dark. The adjoining staircase is sculpture in itself: chestnut risers and wainscoting, surrounding boards of pine, fir, poplar, and oak, balusters made from antique hand-worn hay feed rungs, a lower bannister built from a genuine Conestoga wagon tongue, and an upper balcony rail of vintage wagon tongues with chain detail. Elevator-ready. The kitchen pairs rich marble counters and custom cherry cabinetry with antique brick accents. Descend the spiral staircase to a wine cellar floored in brick reclaimed from the Gettysburg sidewalk where Lincoln delivered his address. Upstairs, an elevator-ready primary suite offers a fireplace, dual bathrooms, and a body-massage jet shower with heated seat. Additional amenities include a billiard room and art studio, an authentic Finnish sauna built from South African wood, and multi-zone radiant hydronic heat. Outside, a handmade brick veranda overlooks 16 Japanese maples, a persimmon tree, camellias, and organic kitchen gardens. Nearby: community tennis and pickleball, and miles of trails along the Washington & Old Dominion Trail. Ideally located just minutes from Metro access, Washington Dulles International Airport, and Reagan National Airport, with Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts nearby. Money Magazine, Travel Plus Leisure Magazine, Time Magazine Vienna, VA as Best Places to Live... This scenic yet central setting offers easy access to major roadways, parks, world-class upscale and boutique shopping, horse farms, the Vienna Town Green, and the Washington & Old Dominion Trail — alongside historic Church Street, mature trees, and the beloved Red Caboose, donated by Norfolk Southern Railway to the Town of Vienna around 1988 as a charming nod to the area's railway heritage. This is more than a home — it's a lifestyle of refined luxury and tranquility! Castlewood is not a house you decide to buy — it's a legacy to become part of. Please reach out if you have any questions as I grew up in Vienna, Virginia!

10217 Cedar Pond Dr, Vienna

Listing courtesy of TTR Sotheby's International Realty. Contact:

$254,900

If you like to hunt this cabin may be for you, this home is ready to be completed with your final touches. What a great 2 lots that is 10.17 acres waiting for the perfect buyers, this is a unfinished bedroom and bathroom cabin, with views. This property needs a well and septic and to finish what the seller can't do at this time, but has rain water. These lots contain 10.17 acres it is 2 lots. Lot 13 and 14. Its a diamond in the rough, with hunting allowed on your 10 acres. Come take a look at me, very quiet and peaceful. Porch on the front and a back deck on the back with a fenced in backyard. Picnic area for cook outs, and family get together, this cabin has a loft for extra living space.

1821 Bears Lope Ln, Great Cacapon

Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Real Estate Group. Contact:

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