About 1937 Mariner Ln
Welcome to this beautifully renovated 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath townhome in the highly sought-after Lake Ridge community.
The main level features a newly updated kitchen, hardwood laminate floors, recessed lighting, and a refreshed powder room with a dual flush toilet. Upstairs, you’ll find brand-new carpet throughout, and an updated primary en suite with two spacious closets and a bathroom complete with a Bluetooth speaker exhaust fan. The hallway bath has also been fully renovated with stylish black finishes with 2 additional bedrooms.
The lower level offers an open-concept basement with luxury vinyl plank flooring, a brand-new full bath with modern finishes, recess led lights, raised ceilings, walkout basement and convenient under-the-stairs storage. It’s the perfect space for entertaining, movie nights, or a playroom.
Step outside to a private fenced backyard with a paver patio, ideal for relaxing or hosting with minimal yard upkeep.
Additional highlights include 6-panel doors with modern black hardware throughout the home, two assigned parking spaces with ample guest/off-street parking, and a brand-new HVAC system installed in August 2025 with warranty coverage. Backing to trees for added privacy, this home blends comfort, style, and convenience.
Located just minutes from Route 123 and I-95, your commute is a breeze.
As a resident of Thousand Oaks in Lake Ridge, you’ll have access to community amenities designed for an active and vibrant lifestyle. Enjoy the outdoor pool, sports courts, multiple playgrounds, and jogging and walking trails that wind through the neighborhood. Families will appreciate being within walking distance to Rockledge elementary school, making mornings and afternoons a breeze.
For outdoor enthusiasts, the nearby Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge offers scenic views, birdwatching, and peaceful nature escapes. Just minutes away, historic Occoquan provides endless opportunities for kayaking, boating, charming restaurants, boutique shopping, and a lively nightlife scene.
