Fairfax County, 1.4 miles north. Historic Old Town Manassas, 3 miles south. Nearly a half acre of living in between. 8411 Leland Road is a brick raised ranch: four bedrooms, two and a half baths, and 2, 016 finished square feet under mature hardwoods. The main level is defined by its detail: Brazilian cherry hardwood, raised-panel wainscoting, dentil crown, and a carved cherry mantel framing a gas fireplace between built-ins. The kitchen pairs cherry cabinetry and quartz counters with newer stainless appliances and a second full wall of storage. The dining space opens to a deck overlooking a yard that runs deep into the trees. But the lower level is where this house separates itself. This is not a basement bedroom. It's a primary suite with its own entrance. The marble bath, one of two with heated floors, has a jetted tub, a body-spray shower, and a double vanity. A second fireplace, a cedar walk-in closet, a half bath, and the laundry room sit steps away, and a tankless water heater means hot water that doesn't run out. Separation when you want it, with the main floor one flight up. Out back: a barn-style shed with a fenced run, raised garden beds, and storage above the garage. Heading north, you skip much of Route 28's slowest stretch. I-66 is 5.5 miles away, with the Chantilly and Dulles job corridor just beyond. Closer to home are the public library at 2 miles, the Manassas Park VRE at 2.5, and Manassas National Battlefield Park at 6. Work on one side of Bull Run and come home to the other.
