PRICE REDUCTION! This roomy Lakeside home in beautiful Old Greenbelt needs some cosmetics, but savvy buyers will recognize this for the gem that it is. Built in 1984, this energy-efficient home has winter views of Greenbelt Lake, and a large wooded back yard. Many sustainable, energy-saving and water-conserving features have been added. Solatubes light up the kitchen and hall bath during daylight hours. Toto low-flow toilets and a Nebia low-flow shower in the primary bathroom save water. Automatic Delta faucets in the upstairs bathrooms are another water-saver. Four high-efficiency Mitsubishi mini-split heat pumps heat and cool the house, and a GeoSpring heat pump water heater provides energy-efficient hot water. In the summertime, a high-efficiency Fral dehumidifier keeps the downstairs comfortable, and a Sense whole-house energy management system monitors electricity consumption. An electric vehicle Level 2 (240 volt) charger has been installed at the top of the driveway, and two rain barrels collect water for landscape irrigation. Edible landscaping provides gallons of blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, wineberries, elderberries, and herbs. All of this sits squarely in one of Greenbelt's loveliest neighborhoods, convenient to walking paths leading to the lake park, and (in the other direction) to the town center including the Co-op grocery store, New Deal Cafe, and Old Greenbelt Theatre. Note: solar panels on roof are owned, not leased BUT the inverter is not functional and sold as is.