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Welcome to 1400 Windsor Way, a custom-built Craftsman-style home nestled in the Auburn Chase neighborhood of the highly desirable Manakin Sabot community in Goochland County. Offering an open floor plan, this home is an entertainer’s dream, with the foyer providing seamless connectivity to the chef’s kitchen, dining area, family room, and screened porch. Each gathering space features unique stone fireplaces, adding warmth and character. <br />
Step from the family room onto the back deck, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the private backyard. Below, a paver patio with a firepit and built-in grill awaits, perfect for outdoor gatherings. Two first-floor suites offer the luxury of one-level living, while the primary suite boasts a private study with its own stone fireplace, a private porch, and sweeping views of the property. <br />
The kitchen leads to a mudroom with custom cabinetry for extra storage, as well as a fifth bedroom suite above the two-car garage. Head downstairs to the walk-out basement, where you’ll find two additional bedrooms, a full bath, a second family room with built-ins and a fireplace, a wet bar, and access to the lower patio. The rec room and two ample storage areas offer plenty of flexibility, including one space that is already plumbed and ready for the addition of a second bathroom. <br />
This home is rich in custom details, from the hand-carved eight-foot front door imported from Mexico, to the old-growth cedar mantels, and four original handcrafted stone fireplaces from a local stone mason. Hand-carved Ponderosa Pine columns, sourced from Wyoming, beautifully separate the dining and family rooms. <br />
Set on nearly seven acres of park-like land, this property offers privacy and tranquility, with a stream running along the Northwest property line. Enjoy direct access to bridle and walking trails from your back door, offering the perfect escape into nature. This is country living at its finest, with the convenience of easy access to the vibrant amenities of Richmond. |
