10198 Ashbrooke Ct Unit #125, Oakton, VA 22124

Property Description

A rare opportunity to enjoy true indoor-outdoor living in a Northern Virginia condo. This ground-level, two-bedroom residence features a private, fenced stone patio with direct access from both bedrooms—an uncommon find that offers space for morning coffee, container gardening, entertaining, or relaxing outdoors with a pet. The home is also exceptionally positioned for convenient everyday living and commuting. Located near I-66 and the Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro Station, it offers easy access to Downtown Vienna, Oakton, Fairfax, and Tysons Corner, along with nearby shopping, dining, parks, dog parks, and the W&OD Trail. Inside, the main living area is centered around a wood-burning fireplace and flows naturally into the dining space, creating a comfortable setting for relaxing or entertaining. The updated kitchen features engineered quartz countertops, a tile backsplash, and LG appliances, while a nearby laundry closet with a GE Profile washer and dryer adds everyday convenience. The primary bedroom includes a walk-in closet, direct access to the full bathroom, and sliding glass doors opening to the patio. The second bedroom also offers direct outdoor access and can easily serve as a guest room, home office, or flexible living space. Outside, the private stone patio is enclosed by a wood fence with a gated entrance and bordered by flower beds, creating a peaceful extension of the home. With no stairs required to enter and outdoor access directly from the unit, this residence offers a level of accessibility, privacy, and functionality rarely available in condo living. Located within the Oakton Elementary, Oakton Middle, and Oakton High School pyramid, the home is convenient to Blake Lane Park, Borge Street Park, Oakton Community Park, Oakton Shopping Center, nearby dog parks, Metro, and major commuter routes. 10198A Ashbrooke Court, Unit 125 combines a distinctive ground-level setting with exceptional access to some of Northern Virginia’s most connected destinations.”