Prominently sited on 0.63 exceptionally level and private acres, this grand home overlooks Indian Lane, Glenbrook Road, and Rockwood Parkway in one of old Spring Valley's most beautiful areas. Surrounded by 100-foot trees, the meticulously manicured grounds were designed by Plusen Landscape Architects. 

The original 1956 floor plan was completely reinvented in 2010 by Architect Marty Rosenblum of Philadelphia and Accent General Contracting with the late Bill Cochran. The stunning interiors are lined in French doors which lead to countless outdoor living terraced areas and gardens. 

The living room off the gracious entry reception hall with a formal powder room has 16-foot-plus ceilings and is likely one of the best rooms in all of Washington. 

The far Western wing of the sprawling main level is a multi-room primary suite with a master bedroom open to a private patio, marble bathroom, dual dressing rooms, library, hidden office, and half bath. The Eastern wing has a large gourmet chef's kitchen that opens to a family room with three light exposures, a banquet-sized dining room, and a level mud room area and halfbath, as well as a  two-car garage.

The wide, sweeping staircase in the reception hall also leads to a gracious landing, three bedrooms, and two full bathrooms.

 A large storage and utility center is separately contained in the lower level under the Western wing for easy technician access.

For more information, contact 

Robert Hryniewicki, Adam Rackliffe, Christopher Leary, and Micah Smith

HRLS Partners at TTR Sotheby's International Realty

202-893-8881