extensively expanded and thoughtfully improved over the years, this riverside manor residence offers more than 6,000 finished square feet on a beautifully landscaped one-acre lot served by public water in the langley high school pyramid. a substantial 2005 addition transformed the home by expanding the kitchen, family room, library, pantry, utility room, and adding a fifth full bath, creating the scale and functionality expected in today’s luxury market while preserving the timeless character of the original architecture.
the kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, featuring wolf professional appliances, a sub-zero refrigerator, two miele dishwashers, a warming drawer, custom cabinetry, generous prep space, and seamless flow into the expanded family room overlooking the backyard.
beyond its beautiful interiors, the home has been extensively improved with approximately 85% new plumbing and electrical systems, a whole-house generator providing approximately 85% backup coverage, integrated audio, front and rear irrigation, quality millwork, custom built-ins, and hardwood flooring throughout much of the home.
the upper level features a spacious primary suite with dual walk-in closets and an updated bath, while the walk-out lower level offers a guest suite, custom bar, recreation room, theater, stone wood-burning fireplace, and direct access to the pool, patios, and professionally landscaped grounds.
outdoor living is equally impressive with mature landscaping, multiple entertaining terraces, and a heated pool creating a private setting for both everyday enjoyment and large gatherings.
ideally located in one of great falls’ most established neighborhoods, the home offers convenient access to river bend park, great falls park, tysons, reston, dulles international airport, and washington, d.c.
for buyers seeking substance over trends, 304 chesapeake delivers the quality of extensive renovations, upgraded infrastructure, and thoughtful expansion that would be difficult and costly to replicate today.
