Craftsman

Welcome to 1022 N. Edison Street — tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Lacey Forest, where mornings start with coffee on the porch or a quick walk through Lacey Woods Park, and weekends mean an easy ride down the Custis Trail into Ballston and beyond. Set on nearly 1/3 acre—one of the largest in the neighborhood—this 5BR/4.5 bathroom home offers over 5,100 finished square feet with a scale, setting, and large outdoor space that is unique to this part of North Arlington. INSIDE: Upon entering, the main level offers a layout that gives you both openness and definition—anchored by a spacious kitchen with a true eat-in area, a large everyday living room, a separate formal living room, and a dedicated dining room that’s ready for everything from weeknight dinners to holidays. A private home office rounds out the level, while the screened-in porch and rear deck makes indoor-outdoor living feel effortless. Upstairs, the primary suite with newly renovated bathroom provides a true retreat, complete with two walk-in closets and an additional flex space ideal for an additional office or quiet sitting area. Three additional bedrooms are all well-sized, including one with its own en suite bath—offering flexibility for guests or growing households. The lower level adds another layer of versatility, with a large rec room, gym, full bedroom and bath with a separate living area that can adapt to a wide range of needs. With direct walk-out access to the backyard, it creates a natural extension of the home—ideal for longer-term guests, private quarters, or simply more living space to enjoy. OUTSIDE: The backyard truly sets this home apart with over $100,000 invested to create a space that truly takes advantage of the lot. It’s private, usable, and expansive, offering a setting that feels both established and elevated. In a landscape increasingly defined by maximizing square footage alone, this home offers a thoughtful balance—pairing expansive interiors with truly usable outdoor space and a setting that feels mature, private, yet seamlessly a part of the neighborhood. Additional highlights include a whole-house generator and an attached two-car garage with built-in EV charging. Zoned for Cardinal Elementary, Swanson Middle, and Washington-Liberty High School, this is a home that delivers a compelling combination of space, setting, and long-term value in one of North Arlington’s most sought-after pockets.

Welcome to 1022 N. Edison Street — tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Lacey Forest, where mornings start with coffee on the porch or a quick walk through Lacey Woods Park, and weekends mean an easy ride down the Custis Trail into Ballston and beyond. Set on nearly 1/3 acre—one of the largest in the neighborhood—this 5BR/4.5 bathroom home offers over 5,100 finished square feet with a scale, setting, and large outdoor space that is unique to this part of North Arlington. INSIDE: Upon entering, the main level offers a layout that gives you both openness and definition—anchored by a spacious kitchen with a true eat-in area, a large everyday living room, a separate formal living room, and a dedicated dining room that’s ready for everything from weeknight dinners to holidays. A private home office rounds out the level, while the screened-in porch and rear deck makes indoor-outdoor living feel effortless. Upstairs, the primary suite with newly renovated bathroom provides a true retreat, complete with two walk-in closets and an additional flex space ideal for an additional office or quiet sitting area. Three additional bedrooms are all well-sized, including one with its own en suite bath—offering flexibility for guests or growing households. The lower level adds another layer of versatility, with a large rec room, gym, full bedroom and bath with a separate living area that can adapt to a wide range of needs. With direct walk-out access to the backyard, it creates a natural extension of the home—ideal for longer-term guests, private quarters, or simply more living space to enjoy. OUTSIDE: The backyard truly sets this home apart with over $100,000 invested to create a space that truly takes advantage of the lot. It’s private, usable, and expansive, offering a setting that feels both established and elevated. In a landscape increasingly defined by maximizing square footage alone, this home offers a thoughtful balance—pairing expansive interiors with truly usable outdoor space and a setting that feels mature, private, yet seamlessly a part of the neighborhood. Additional highlights include a whole-house generator and an attached two-car garage with built-in EV charging. Zoned for Cardinal Elementary, Swanson Middle, and Washington-Liberty High School, this is a home that delivers a compelling combination of space, setting, and long-term value in one of North Arlington’s most sought-after pockets.