You get a lot to like with this home. This Potomac Crossing end-unit townhouse feels open, practical, and comfortable from the start. Built in 2005, it offers three finished levels, 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, a full finished basement, 2-car garage, private driveway, and a hard-to-find townhouse bonus: generous unassigned parking near a large cul-de-sac close by. The main level has the easy flow people hope for in a townhouse. A comfortable living room sets the tone for gathering, unwinding, or settling in after the day. From there, the layout continues into the dining area, giving the main floor a simple, usable rhythm for meals, conversation, and hosting without feeling closed off. The kitchen connects to an eat-in kitchen area, the casual spot everyone tends to use most, whether it is morning coffee, a quick lunch, or dinner at the end of the day. From the eat-in area, the home opens to the deck, extending the main level outdoors for fresh air, seasonal color, and a peaceful setting. Upstairs, three bedrooms create a calm place to land. The primary bedroom includes its own en-suite bathroom for a more private, comfortable feel. A second full bathroom serves the secondary bedrooms, keeping the bedroom level practical and easy to use. Whether the day starts early, ends late, or has a little of everything in between, the upper level gives you the quieter side of the home when you are ready to reset. Downstairs, the full finished basement adds flexible space that makes the home feel bigger than the numbers on paper. Use it for movie nights, guests, fitness, hobbies, or a work-from-home retreat. With a full bath on this level, it has real function, not just extra space, and can change with your needs over time. The exterior is classic Northern Virginia townhouse style, with low-maintenance vinyl siding and the extra light and openness that come with an end-unit position. A 2-car garage and private driveway make daily coming and going easier, while nearby unassigned parking and the large cul-de-sac setting add convenience that is not always easy to find in a townhouse community. The big-ticket updates are already part of the story here. A new roof was installed in 2022. The HVAC system was also replaced in 2022, a meaningful comfort upgrade for a three-level home with three heating and cooling zones. In 2023, a new gas hot water heater was added, rounding out a practical trio of improvements buyers notice long after move-in day. Gas heat, electric A/C, public water, public sewer, and public utilities keep the home practical and familiar. What may stay with you most is the setting. Potomac Crossing has that peaceful, wide-open neighborhood feeling the seller loved most: seasonal scenery, common grounds, and views that shift from fall color to fresh snowfall. The HOA includes trash removal, snow removal, common grounds maintenance, grass cutting, and access to neighborhood amenities, helping the community feel cared for without adding more to your list. The community includes a pool facility, playgrounds, basketball courts, fitness stations, and paved paths woven through the neighborhood. Nearby Potomac Crossing Park adds open space, picnic areas, and trail connections toward Balls Bluff Regional Park and the Potomac River. Stores, restaurants, everyday services, commuter routes, and Leesburgs historic downtown are close enough to become part of your normal rhythm, while outdoor escapes like Red Rock Wilderness Overlook, the W&OD Trail, and Loudoun vineyard country keep weekends interesting. It is easy to picture the garage swallowing the gear, the basement becoming the go-to hangout, the main level taking on dinner with friends, and the parking setup making arrivals feel simple instead of stressful. This is a practical, comfortable Potomac Crossing townhouse with important 2022 and 2023 improvements, room to spread out over three levels, and a setting that feels open, peaceful, and connected to the best of Leesburg.