Sophisticated Custom Home in Atlee Station Village–Exceptional 55+ Living on a Rare Estate Lot! Welcome to an extraordinary opportunity in one of Hanover County’s most exclusive 55+ gated communities. This elegant, custom-crafted home offers over 3, 100 sf of refined living, set on a sprawling and private .41-acre lot—triple the lot size of neighboring properties. Thoughtfully designed for comfort and entertaining, the home features soaring vaulted ceilings, dramatic Palladian windows, and an open floor plan that seamlessly blends form and function. The gourmet kitchen is a chef’s dream, appointed with two sinks, dual dishwashers, premium appliances, and abundant prep space, flowing into a sun-drenched dining area and inviting sunroom. The first-floor primary suite is a serene retreat with a tray ceiling, custom walk-in closets, cedar-lined storage, and a spa-inspired ensuite bathroom featuring a walk-in shower with a multi-head shower system, double vanity with makeup station, and an array of lighting options. Additional highlights include a first-floor guest suite or office with ensuite bathroom, a flexible upper level with two spacious bedrooms and two bonus areas for crafts, working out, or whatever your heart desires. Smart home upgrades like the Moen Flo leak detection system, a 2-year-old Lennox HVAC, built-in safe, whole house generator and a finished garage with workshop, storage, and specialty epoxy flooring elevates this home to exceed expectations. Step outside to a beautifully landscaped garden oasis and expansive aggregate patio. The custom designed hardscaping is perfect for morning coffee or evening gatherings. Residents enjoy exclusive access to a private clubhouse, resort-style pool, scenic pond, and sidewalk-lined streets. Perfectly positioned minutes from upscale shopping, dining, and major thoroughfares—this home is a rare blend of sophistication, space, and turnkey convenience. Experience luxurious, low-maintenance living—where every detail has been curated for your comfort and peace of mind.
