Welcome to 300 Sandy Ridge Road, where you'll find over 3 acres of privacy, a spacious home with three finished levels, and plenty of room both inside and out. This 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath colonial offers an attached two-car garage, a detached workshop, and the freedom of no HOA. The main level features hardwood floors, a private office with French doors, comfortable living and dining areas, and an eat-in kitchen with solid maple cabinetry, granite countertops, and plenty of storage. The kithen and family room are open-concept for easy entertaining. Just off the kitchen, theupdated mudroom/dropzone provides access to the 2 car garage, a convenient second fridge, laundry sink, and tons of extra storage space for everyday essentials. Upstairs, the freshly painted primary offers ample closet space, and a unique ensuite that connects to a second bedroom that would make a great sitting room or office space, if desired. Bedrooms three and four are bright and spacious and share a hall bathroom. A convenient laundry space is also located on this level. The finished walkout basement offers additional living space, with a 5 (NTC) bedroom, a full bathroom, and plenty of flexibility for a recreation room, home gym, or guest area. Outside, the large deck overlooks the fenced backyard and surrounding acreage. Established garden beds offer space for those who enjoy gardening, while the detached two-car workshop with electricity provides room for projects, equipment, or additional storage. The property also includes a rustic three-stall barn and making it especially appealing to those looking for space for animals or outdoor hobbies. With over 3 acres, multiple outbuildings, and three finished levels, there's room here for more than just everyday living. Enjoy the privacy and space of a larger property without giving up convenient access to shopping, dining, and commuter routes. Home is a 3 bedroom perc and 4 bedroom per Stafford County Tax records. This property is being sold as a relocation and no home sale contingencies will be accepted, but home settlement could be considered. Home is winterized and water is off