$450,000

Welcome to 7 Seneca Terrace, where thoughtful updates, abundant natural light, and a peaceful, park-like setting create a home that feels inviting from the moment you arrive. Tucked into a quiet neighborhood and surrounded by beautiful greenery, this special property truly comes alive each Spring when the azalea bushes burst into bloom, creating a colorful backdrop for everyday living. Inside, natural light fills the home, while recent improvements offer added comfort and confidence, including new flooring in the foyer and new carpet and drywall in the downstairs room/bedroom, providing flexible space for guests, a home office, recreation, or hobbies. Outside, a new patio creates an inviting place to relax, entertain, and enjoy the serene surroundings, complemented by a new French drain and foundation reinforcement backed by a system warranty. Additional upgrades include Pella windows installed in 2020, a new roof in 2024, and an impressive 8.91 kW solar system installed in 2024, bringing energy-conscious living to this charming home. A smart front door lock adds everyday convenience, while the combination of substantial improvements, solar power, beautiful natural surroundings, and a tranquil neighborhood makes 7 Seneca Terrace a wonderful place to settle in, unwind, and feel at home. Enjoy a convenient Fredericksburg location close to outdoor recreation, shopping, dining, and entertainment, with nearby favorites including Alum Spring Park, the Rappahannock River Heritage Trail, and historic Downtown Fredericksburg, while Central Park offers an abundance of shopping, restaurants, and everyday conveniences. Commuters will appreciate easy access to Route 3, Route 1, and I-95, along with the Fredericksburg VRE station, providing commuter rail service toward Alexandria, Crystal City, L’Enfant Plaza, and Washington, DC, as well as Amtrak service for regional travel. Metro connections are available farther north, including Franconia-Springfield, while the home’s proximity to I-95 makes it convenient to reach Northern Virginia and the museums, monuments, dining, entertainment, and attractions of Washington, DC.