DEADLINE FOR ALL OFFERS ON MARCH 30th AT 7 PM EST. Seller reserve the right to accept an offer before a deadline date or extend deadline as deem fit Welcome to this stunning mid-century modern waterfront home in the sought-after Occoquan Forest community of Prince William County. Set on a serene 0.56-acre wooded lot along the. Occoquan River, this Waterfront residence offers rare architectural character, tranquil water views, and a private dock-creating a true retreat while remaining close to everyday conveniences. The home features spacious rooms, beautiful hardwood floors throughout the main level, rich wood trim, and custom details that reflect timeless mid-century design. It has two brand new HVAC systems and a recent roof replacement of architectural shingles with a warranty that conveys. New waterline wll be installed. The hardwood floors have been refinished and new carpet and LVP have been installed throughout the remainder of the house. It also has its own private dock, a wraparound deck on the main level of the house and an extra large party deck by the water, adding to the unique lifestyle this property offers. Sauna and pool table convey with house. HOA is voluntary in Occoquan Forest community. Optional membership provides access to private river amenities including a boat ramp, dock, canoe racks, playground, dog park, picnic pavilion, and scenic walking trails. Occoquan Forest is known for its winding roads, mature trees, and peaceful setting, all just minutes from shopping, dining, major commuter routes, and. the charming towns of Clifton, historic Occoquan, and Old Town Manassas. With easy access to Route 123, Route 28, and the Prince William Parkway, this home delivers the perfect blend of waterfront living, architectural charm, and commuter-friendly convenience. If you've been searching for a distinctive home that offers privacy, natural beauty, and a vibrant community, this waterfront gem is not to be missed. Antique truck in garage and pontoon boat by the dock do not convey. House will be sold “AS IS.”
