The picturesque chef’s kitchen at 3141 Aberfoyle Place NW Washington, DC
Discover three of the Washington, DC, area’s hottest listings, featuring everything from historic architectural details to contemporary amenities.
$3,295,000
Located approximately 10 minutes from DCA, this six-bedroom, six-bathroom country estate embodies luxury living with high ceilings, vintage pine floors, glass doorknobs and bespoke accents. The 6,091-square-foot residence is situated on nearly half an acre of land on Alexandria’s coveted Lloyd’s Lane. As guests enter the home, they are greeted by a thirty-foot art gallery foyer leading to living and dining rooms with gas fireplaces. The eat-in white kitchen boasts a quartz island overlooking the rear deck and garden, with an adjoining pantry, mudroom, laundry room and fireplace-outfitted family room. Upstairs, homeowners can retreat to the luxurious primary bedroom with a connecting foyer to two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a 14 by 12-foot walk-in closet with two additional bedrooms and a full bathroom on the same level. The top floor encompasses a bedroom suite, an expansive playroom and a full-sized bathroom, while the finished lower level is home to a bedroom suite with a bathroom, a private entrance, a separate laundry room and a recreation space that doubles as a screening room. Janet Caterson Price, Corcoran McEnearney, 703.622.5984, [email protected], janetpricehomes.com
$4,595,000
Nestled in the premiere Barnaby Woods neighborhood, this 6,489-square-foot family home is a new luxury construction featuring sleek design details and four spacious levels of living space. The residence is located on an estate-sized lot, complete with a private accessory dwelling unit (ADU) and a spacious two-car garage. On the main level, residents will find ample areas for entertaining, including a screened-in porch, a breakfast area, a family room, an expansive kitchen with an adjoining pantry, a dining room, a living room and a library. On the lower level, residents can retreat to a sprawling outdoor patio, a game room, a recreation room, and a bedroom, all bookended by ample storage space. With seven total bedrooms, six bathrooms and two half-bathrooms throughout the abode, future homeowners can enjoy exclusive proximity to the surrounding wildlife and pristine natural beauty. Sarah Minard Hake, Residential at Compass, 202.856.4777, [email protected], sarahhakerealestate.com
$12,000,000
The Owl’s Nest is a historically significant Forest Hills estate crafted by legendary Washington architect Appleton P. Clark in the late 19th century. The landmark home has undergone a meticulous restoration and modernization process helmed by renowned architect George Myers and acclaimed firm Gibson Builders. The abode’s grand exterior boasts oversized local stones, thick mortar, distinctive gables, a stately turret, a recessed entrance and a framed stone archway. With 10,100 square feet of total living space, the residence features an original wing with restored millwork, fireplaces and a library with a barrel-vaulted ceiling, wood paneling and streaming natural light. A new wing encompasses a high-caliber chef’s kitchen with custom inset cabinetry, thick-edge marble countertops, and top-of-the-line SubZero and Wolf appliances, plus a semi-circular breakfast nook and a luxe family room with a coffered ceiling. The home’s eight bedrooms, five bathrooms and three half-bathrooms make entertaining effortless, while a sprawling primary suite offers a sleek respite for homeowners with a covered terrace, a luxurious five-piece marble spa bathroom and a dressing room with custom built-ins. The 1.56-acre property is surrounded by rolling hills and mature trees, featuring a rear patio with a rectangular lap pool, privacy walls and more. Daniel Heider, TTR Sotheby’s International Realty, 202.938.3685, [email protected], danielheider.com
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Photography by: Photos of 509 Lloyd’s Lane, Alexandria, VA, by Home Visions Media; photos of 3141 Aberfoyle Place NW Washington, DC by Jenn Verrier, rendering by MM Visualization Studio, Inc.; exterior photo of 3031 Gates Road NW, Washington DC by Photography by Derek & Vee, interior photo by Studio Trejo
