Most townhomes ask you to choose between space and location. This one gives you both. At the end of a street that is not a through street, 1425 Greenmont Ct offers three finished levels, three bedrooms, and three and a half baths, with open space behind the home and a tot lot just steps away. A two-story foyer with a brick accent wall makes a memorable first impression, and hardwood floors run through the main level, the stairs, and the upper level. The oversized family room has space for both a living area and a formal dining table, and the breakfast area opens to the kitchen, which is ready for your own finishing touches. Upstairs, three generous bedrooms include a primary with a refreshed en suite bath, and the second bath has been refreshed as well. The walkout lower level is a true bonus, with new LVP flooring, a full bath, and a den area, all filled with natural light and opening to the rear patio and yard. The major components have already been taken care of, including the roof and windows (2021), water heater and dishwasher (2020), stove (2022), washer and dryer (2024), and a new HVAC system (2025), along with new lighting and ceiling fans throughout. Life in Reston adds even more. Walk to the elementary school or the neighborhood pool, or head to Lake Anne Plaza for the Saturday farmers market, concerts, a coffeehouse, restaurants, and a brewery. Reston Town Center is only five minutes away, and Dulles, Lake Fairfax, Route 7, the Toll Road, and Reston Station are all within easy reach. With more than thirty community events each year, including jazz and roots music festivals, cardboard boat regattas, car shows, and Friday Movies in the Park, there is always something happening close to home. As part of Reston Association, residents enjoy access to 15 pools, 55 miles of trails, numerous parks, 4 beautiful lakes, 52 tennis courts, 18 pickle ball courts, a variety of community events and programs throughout the year including festivals, concerts, workshops, and social gatherings, plus several community centers including the Reston Association headquarters, Walker Nature Center, and the Lake House at Lake Newport, which offer space for meetings, classes, and special events.