1118 N 33rd St Unit#1118, Richmond, VA 23223 | Condos, Townhouses & Apts For Sale

This immaculate, professionally-designed 2 story Townhomes with private attached garages. With 2 master suites, and 2 additional bedrooms, 3 ½ bath, generous living space and stylish finishes, you’ll enjoy a perfect setting for relaxing and entertaining. Beautiful hardwood floors and plenty of L.E.D recessed lighting flows throughout the homes airy layout. Other special highlights include a charming gas fireplace, 9 ft. ceilings on first and second floor, trey and coffered ceilings, trim package upgrades such as crown molding, chair railing, and wall picture framing. The kitchen and all bathrooms have granite countertops, kitchen will have all stainless steel appliances with a raised bar overlooking the dining area. The two master suites offer a stunning tile standup shower with a bench, and glass shower doors. Both masters have tremendous closet space, and the bedrooms of course are highlighted with L.E.D recessed cans, trey ceilings and loaded in trim features. The other two bedrooms are joined with a jack and Jill bathroom for private family use. Stamped concrete driveway entering the garage. . Spacious front porch, and minutes away from great shops, restaurants, and Downtown.

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