Tucked at the end of a quiet residential court, 4 Dabney Court offers a composed expression of modern livability, where natural light, generous proportion, and spatial flexibility come together in quiet harmony. The home unfolds with ease, its interior sequence thoughtfully arranged to support both daily rhythms and relaxed gathering.
The main level is defined by expansive living and dining spaces that connect seamlessly to the renovated kitchen and breakfast area, forming a natural center for everyday life. Here, the flow from preparation to conversation feels intuitive and unforced. Direct access to the carport reinforces the home’s practical elegance, while the presence of a spacious primary suite alongside two additional bedrooms enables true single level living, an increasingly rare convenience. Fresh finishes and new carpeting in the recreation room introduce a soft, cohesive palette that enhances light and continuity throughout the interiors.
Conceived as an independent yet connected living environment, the lower level offers a second kitchen, two bedrooms, full bath, and generous gathering space, well suited to multigenerational living, extended stays, private guest quarters, or a secluded recreation and media lounge. A substantial laundry and storage area supports everyday function, while doors open directly to a patio and the surrounding yard, extending the living space outdoors. Practical upgrades such as a new roof in 2023 and new appliances in the last few years, round out this beautiful home. The grounds provide a pleasant green backdrop for outdoor enjoyment and casual gathering.
Though moments from shopping, dining, parks, and commuter routes, the home remains peacefully set apart, offering a rare balance of accessibility and retreat. Adaptable, comfortable, and quietly refined, 4 Dabney Court presents a home where flexibility, livability, and location align with understated architectural clarity.
Public record reflects total square footage of 2,510.
All measurements are approximate. Property details and square footage should be independently verified, and not used for property valuation.
