Offer deadline - Monday, May 1st @ 5pm. Welcome to the Village of North Chevy Chase! You will love this classic 1962 Dutch colonial home with a total of 3,787 sq ft, thoughtfully upgraded for modern living all while preserving its architectural details. The mostly brick-clad home with 1-car garage w/EV charger, rests on .27 acres of professionally landscaped and hardscape yard. The main level is impressive with a spacious foyer with 2 coat closets, Wood floors all throughout (except for the kitchen); A large living room w/crown molding, wood cornice valances and marble-clad fireplace; A brilliant family room with built-ins, wainscoting and a picture window overlooking a park-like backyard. Dining room is spacious, and the eat-in kitchen w/walk-in pantry, quartz countertop & stainless steel appliances, is modern, updated & opens to a screened-in porch. The backyard is exquisitely designed with hardscaping, fire-pit, and patio - you can access the backyard from the family room and the screened-in-porch. Upper-level features Wood floors + four large-sized bedrooms (all with windows on two sides for maximum light), a fully updated full bath and a primary bedroom suite with a walk-in closet and a fully updated bathroom. Lower level has a finished basement with a wood-burning fireplace, den, a full bath, finished laundry room and a large storage area. The location is simply brilliant - you are in walking distance to the new development at Chevy Chase Lake w/ future Purple Line stop, grocery store and restaurants; Rock Creek Park w/ biking and walking trails; and the NCC Swimming and Tennis club. Recent updates to the home include a repaved Driveway (2023), Garage fully painted (2023), Interior Painted (2022), Exterior Painted (2021), Hot Water Heater (2020), New Furnace (2017), Installed Quartz Countertop and Glass Backsplash in the Kitchen (2017), Full Bath Remodel (2013), Hardscape (2013), Primary Bath Remodel (2011), Fences replaced (2011-2021), Radon Mitigation (2009) plus Fan Replaced (2022). Additionally, NCC is moments away from the Town of Kensington, Downtown Bethesda, Suburban Hospital, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, NIH, Columbia Country Club, and all major commuter routes. For all you HISTORY buffs: Senator Gaylord Nelson was the original owner of this house and it so happens, he was the founder of Earth Day!