set on approximately one third of an acre in front royal, 425 w 15th street is a substantial 1952 cape cod with the proportions, craftsmanship, and permanence that distinguish an earlier era of residential architecture. across approximately 2,704 square feet, the home offers three bedrooms, two full baths, one half bath, and additional flexible spaces suited for an office, studio, guest room, or private retreat.
inside, original hardwood floors, textured plaster walls, broad openings, bay windows, and a traditional staircase give the home its distinctive character. the living room is anchored by a handsome stone fireplace, while abundant natural light moves easily through the adjoining gathering and dining spaces.
a newly remodeled kitchen brings a fresh perspective to the home, complemented by new paint throughout the kitchen, bathrooms, and all three bedrooms. a new furnace and hvac system provide an important mechanical update, pairing everyday comfort with the architectural character of the original residence.
the primary suite includes direct access to its own bath, while the additional rooms offer uncommon flexibility without compromising the home’s principal living spaces. natural wood barn doors introduce a relaxed architectural contrast, and the thoughtful relationship between the rooms creates both openness and definition.
the property offers room to enjoy the outdoors without the demands of a large rural parcel, all within an established in-town setting. within close proximity to shenandoah national park and many other outdoor adventures, this home sits beautifully within both the valley and historic town of front royal. with its distinctive cape cod profile, enduring materials, thoughtful improvements, and more than 2,700 square feet of interior space, 425 w 15th street is a home of genuine substance, quietly confident, beautifully proportioned, and ready for its next chapter.
