107 Federalist Way Montross, VA 22520

Beautifully Renovated Home in a Sought"‘After Waterfront Community Step into this fully renovated gem where absolutely nothing has been left undone. Every upgrade has been thoughtfully completed so you can move in with total peace of mind and start enjoying the good life from day one. This home features all"‘new flooring throughout, supported by brand"‘new subfloors for long"‘term durability. The kitchen shines with all new cabinetry, new appliances, and the convenience of a new washer and dryer already in place. Both bathrooms have been completely rebuilt and redesigned, offering fresh, modern finishes that feel straight out of a magazine. Every detail has been refreshed, including all new light fixtures that brighten each room with a warm, inviting glow. Major systems have been handled too-this property boasts a brand"‘new septic system, giving buyers a huge advantage and peace of mind. Outside, the upgrades continue with new fencing that adds privacy, security, and charm. Truly, you cannot get better than this-a home where every major improvement has already been done for you. Located in a highly desirable neighborhood, residents enjoy access to a community pool and the perks of a waterfront community lifestyle. Whether you love boating, kayaking, or simply soaking in the peaceful surroundings, this neighborhood offers it all. This is the perfect blend of modern renovation, community amenities, and coastal charm-a rare find that's ready for its next owner. All this and the Location is Rich in American History As you drive to and from the property, you pass one of Virginia's most treasured historic landmarks: Stratford Hall. This remarkable 1,800"‘acre estate was the boyhood home of Richard Henry Lee and Francis Lightfoot Lee-the only brothers to sign the Declaration of Independence. It is also the birthplace of Robert E. Lee, commanding general of the Confederate Army and one of the most studied figures in American military history. The Charm of Montross, Virginia The home is located just minutes from Montross, a small but vibrant town in Westmoreland County. Montross is known for its welcoming community, historic courthouse square, local shops, wineries, and annual events that celebrate the region's heritage. The area is surrounded by rolling farmland, riverfront parks, and some of the most significant colonial"‘era sites in the country. Living here means enjoying the quiet beauty of the Northern Neck while still being within reach of Fredericksburg, Dahlgren, and other regional hubs.