Lorton, VA 22079 9113 Mariah Jefferson Court

The one you've been waiting for! Located in the desirable & quaint Occoquan Park neighborhood, this classic brick-front colonial was built in 2012, the home sits on over an acre of well-maintained land, offering a substantial front and backyard, bordered by mature trees for added privacy and natural appeal. Upon entry, the two-story foyer immediately opens up with dual staircases, creating a functional and visual focal point. Hardwood flooring and large windows set the tone for a bright, open layout throughout the main level. The kitchen is designed with both everyday usability and entertaining in mind! A massive center island serves as the anchor of the space, surrounded by stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and abundant cabinetry. A generous walk-in pantry provides extra storage, while the open flow connects to the informal dining area and main living space, enhancing the home's usability. Upstairs, there are four sizable bedrooms, including a spacious primary suite with vaulted ceilings & 2 large walk-in closets. Each bedroom features ample closet space, and the upper-level layout promotes privacy while still being conveniently connected. The fully finished basement adds significant livable space, perfect for recreation, home gym, guest suite, or media area. Set on more than an acre, the lot provides a rare sense of space in a Northern Virginia suburban setting. The back of the property opens to a wooded area, adding privacy and a natural buffer. There's plenty of room for outdoor activities, gardening, or potential expansions like a patio or deck. This home is situated in the Occoquan Park area of Lorton, a quiet residential pocket known for its proximity to the Occoquan River, Occoquan Regional Park, and the historic town of Occoquan. The neighborhood offers a blend of nature and conveniencetrails, kayaking, and park space are just minutes away, while I-95, the VRE (Virginia Railway Express), and major commuting routes provide easy access to Washington, D.C. and Fort Belvoir.