3869 Ormesby Pl

Nestled within the desirable community of Ellerslie at Delong, this beautifully maintained home offers a rare combination of privacy, functionality, and thoughtful design. Situated on a gently sloping, fully fenced lot backing to tranquil green space, the setting provides a sense of seclusion that becomes even more pronounced as mature trees come into leaf. The main level is both elegant and practical, featuring a first floor primary suite with an ensuite bath and walk in closet, ideal for ease of everyday living. The kitchen is well appointed with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances and flows seamlessly into the main living areas. A two story family room with gas fireplace serves as a striking focal point, complemented by a formal dining room, powder room, and a main floor laundry room with custom built in cabinetry. Hardwood flooring predominates throughout the main level, with tile in the utility room and primary bath. Upstairs, three generously sized bedrooms offer excellent closet space and share a full bath, providing flexibility for family, guests, or additional workspace. The finished lower level expands the home's living and entertaining options. An open family room with bar area is ideal for hosting gatherings, while a separate office or flex space could easily accommodate overnight guests. A private room lends itself well to a home gym or quiet retreat, and the full bath and private sauna elevate the space into a true extension of the home's comfort and wellness offerings. Two unfinished storage rooms provide ample, convenient space for seasonal and long term storage. Outdoor living is equally inviting. The covered back deck offers a peaceful vantage point overlooking the green space beyond, while an adjacent uncovered area is perfectly suited for grilling. A lower level patio provides an additional outdoor retreat, ideal for evening relaxation. Ellerslie at Delong stands apart in Lexington, offering approximately 70 acres of dedicated green space, a beautifully landscaped entrance and central boulevard, and the benefit of minimal through traffic—creating a quiet, established neighborhood with a strong sense of place.