Set on over 2 acres in Stafford County, this all-brick rambler offers the space, privacy, and flexibility that’s getting harder to find in Fredericksburg, paired with major system updates that give you peace of mind. If you’ve been searching for a home on acreage in Fredericksburg VA with no HOA,  this is the kind of home that stands out. Tucked into the Winslow Heights community, you get a private setting while still being within a reasonable drive to I-95, Route 17, Quantico, and commuter routes into Northern Virginia. Inside, the layout is designed for how you actually live day to day. The main level features a functional kitchen and dining area that connects easily to the living space, creating a comfortable flow for both everyday routines and hosting. Natural light comes through updated windows, and the all-brick construction adds a sense of durability and long-term value. You’ll find three true bedrooms on the main level, including a primary suite with its own full bath. The fully finished walkout basement expands your options with a large additional living area, full bathroom, and flexible space that works well for a home office, guest setup, gym, or even fourth bedroom. A wet bar and kegerator add to the functionality for entertaining. What really sets this home apart is the land. With over 2 acres, you have room to spread out, enjoy the outdoors, and create the kind of space that’s difficult to find in newer communities. The newer deck creates an easy setup for outdoor dining or relaxing, and the property includes multiple outbuildings for storage, hobbies, or workspace, along with a chicken coop and run already in place. Major updates have already been taken care of for you, including a new roof (2025), septic service with D-box replacement and riser installation (2025), newer well installed in 2019, a stainless steel chimney liner in upstairs (2020), and updated sliding door and front window (2026). These are the kinds of improvements buyers are actively looking for but don’t always find in homes with land. Located in Stafford County with access to Stafford County Public Schools, this home also offers proximity to everyday shopping like Walmart, Giant, Aldi, Lidl, and Target, dining, and conveniences in Fredericksburg while maintaining that more open, less crowded feel. If you’ve been trying to find a Fredericksburg home with land, updated systems, a finished basement, and commuter access to Quantico and Northern Virginia, this is a strong opportunity to get all of it in one property.