A "big backyard" in a listing can mean almost anything. At 5628 Leesburg Rd it means 0.64 acres, about 27,900 square feet, with a fenced backyard. Here's what that space can actually hold.
Play
- A full swing set and fort, with room to run around it
- Backyard soccer, wiffle ball or a football toss
- A trampoline set well away from the house
- A winter sledding mound or an ice rink when it freezes
Gather
- A fire pit circle for fall evenings
- Cornhole, bocce or a volleyball net for summer parties
- A patio or deck with an outdoor kitchen
- A backyard movie night with a projector and a sheet
Grow
- A real vegetable garden, not just a few pots
- Fruit trees or a berry patch
- A small backyard flock of laying hens, if zoning allows
- A pollinator garden that turns the yard into a show from May to September
And you can do several at once
That's the real difference. On a typical lot you pick one: the play set or the garden. On 0.64 acres you can do most of this list without the yard feeling crowded.
The house supports it, too. A detached two-car garage stores the mower, the patio furniture and the yard tools. And with no HOA, you don't need permission for any of it.
See the yard from above in the drone photos at onerealestatellc.com/5628-leesburg-rd. Then come walk it: call or text Oleg Brown at 260-460-0553.