This home raises the bar for what luxury living offers. It’s not bigger, flashier, or more expensive — it offers a lifestyle. It’s a rare suburban oasis that seamlessly blends tasteful elegance with indoor and outdoor living, magnificent landscaping, multiple patios, terraced gardens, privacy, and charm. From the gourmet kitchen to the 27-foot outdoor culinary station, this home exudes quality and creates an inspired and memorable setting for entertaining and relaxed family living. The 1½-year-old culinary station offers a preview of what’s inside: $20,000 in high-end appliances, including a $10,000 42-inch Hestan barbecue grill, a two-burner Hestan gas stove, a Hestan refrigerator, ice chest, storage, and more — all fueled by natural gas, as is the Wolf six-burner range in the gourmet kitchen. The kitchen features a pot-filler tap above the range, a built-in wine cooler, and a separate built-in beverage cooler for beer, soda, and more. Off the kitchen is an enchanting sunroom with central heat and air conditioning, and a gas stove for extra warmth and ambiance. Both primary bedrooms include ensuite baths. Continuously improved and lovingly maintained since it was purchased in 2011, this home should require little future maintenance. The photographs tell the story. Shopping centers, supermarkets, and restaurants are minutes away. Easy access to the Seven Corners Transit Center with direct Metro Busses to EFC Metro, Ballston Metro, Vienna Metro, Tysons Metro, and direct connections to the rest of the Metro system. MetroBus less than a mile.
