Contemporary, Colonial

Positioned in a quiet cul-de-sac setting with exceptional access to Washington’s most influential destinations, this newly constructed residence offers proximity to the White House, K Street, the CIA, Georgetown, Tysons, and Reagan National Airport. The location provides seamless connectivity to centers of government, commerce, and culture while maintaining a private residential atmosphere. The home encompasses approximately 10,300 square feet with nearly 11,000 square feet of interior volume. A formal reception hall opens to a dedicated living room and a dining room designed to accommodate a 16-seat table. The main-level study carries a quiet authority in both dimension and design—an environment suited for meaningful deliberation. At the rear, the great room features an 84-inch linear limestone fireplace and 45 feet of glass overlooking the backyard. The kitchen includes a full Miele appliance suite with a 48-inch dual-fuel range and a 16-foot island with seating for up to 10. A breakfast area connects directly to a 20’ x 20’ covered loggia with recessed lighting and access to the rear yard and optional pool (permit in hand). A scullery with Marvin glider windows and an additional main-level bedroom suite complete this level. Upstairs, five en-suite bedrooms offer tailored retreats. The primary suite is elevated to its own private domain—immersed in natural light, complemented by a serene lounge and an extraordinary 400-square-foot dressing gallery with custom island and boutique-inspired placements. The spa bath is conceived as a sanctuary of wellness and illumination. The lower level reveals a grand recreation hall with striking checkerboard flooring, bespoke built-ins, two additional bedroom suites, a fitness studio (also a legal bedroom), and a secluded courtyard retreat. A three-car garage and substantial storage throughout underscore the home’s enduring practicality. Crafted by McLean Custom Builders, with additional models available, this is a rare intersection of prestige, proximity, and architectural presence.