From a 250-year-old historic estate to a former NFL player’s home to an Alexandria penthouse, there’s definitely a lot of diversity when it comes to design, locations, and age of the latest homes sold in NoVA — but what unites them is their high-end prices. According to Homes.com, these are the most expensive homes sold in the region last month.
$4 million: 22488 Madison Hill Pl., Leesburg
Located in Creighton Farms, a gated golf community located not far from Brambleton, is this custom French-style estate. Built in 2014, the 7,656-square-foot home includes a gourmet kitchen, bourbon tasting room, craft room, and a full bar. If you find there is not enough to do inside, head to the backyard to take a dip in the in-ground pool or enjoy the outdoor entertaining space with friends. The community also features a country club with a Jack Nicklaus golf course, tennis courts, fitness center, and pool.
$3.8 million: 34627 Atoka Chase Ln., Middleburg
Endless nature views await the new owners of this Middleburg home. With windows in almost every room, views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the great outdoors envelop the living space. Situated on 10 acres of land, the renovated home features five bedrooms and six-and-a-half bathrooms. The Middleburg estate sits on 10 acres and comes with a $500,000 custom three-stall stable in the backyard that can be used as a working stable or transformed into a guest home.
$3.625 million: 1016 Founders Ridge Ln., McLean
You’ll marvel at the amount of detail that was put into this luxe estate. The six-bed, eight-bath (five full and three half bathrooms) home features 20-foot ceilings in the foyer, arched entryways and columns, custom molding and wainscoting, and a circular driveway. Inside, the gourmet kitchen, library, and sunroom are just a few of the rooms that make up the 10,000-square-foot interior.
$3.1 million: 19492 Shelburne Glebe Rd., Leesburg
Built around 1773, the Shelburne Glebe House holds 250 years of history. While updates have been made to the home, its historical design and character are still found in every corner, from the wide floor planks to the hand-sawn beams. Sitting on 229 acres, the property also features a guest house, six-stall barn, a pond, and other historical buildings. The estate is within the Goose Creek Historic District.
$3 million: 22369 Pasture Rose Pl., Broadlands
The former home of Washington Commanders player DeAngelo Hall is full of high-end amenities and plenty of fun. On the inside, a gourmet kitchen, and expansive game room and home theater will keep guests entertained. Once the weather gets warm, transition outdoors to enjoy the in-ground pool, outdoor kitchen, and custom basketball court. It sits on 15 acres that are wooded.
$2.875 million: 17 Bakers Walk, Alexandria
Built in 2018, this modern row home in Old Town Alexandria is just a short walk from the waterfront. Find an open floor plan, sleek cabinetry in the gourmet kitchen, two-car garage, and elevator in the corner unit that has just over 3,000 square feet of living space. The upper level also includes a roof-top deck which can be used for drinks with friends or a relaxing night under the stars.
$2.8 million: 7164 Fallen Oak Trail, The Plains
Two homes reside on this 100-acre property. The main two-story home includes four bedrooms, an upstairs family room, and a patio with a fire pit, while the second home has three bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths, and a basketball court. The property also includes hiking and four-wheeling trails.
$2.799 million: 2322 Trott Ave., Vienna
Sleek and modern is the best way to describe this Vienna home. The new construction home features light-filled rooms, dark accents, light hardwood flooring throughout the 8,540-square-foot space. A game room, bar, home theater, wine cellar, and workout space reside in the lower level.
$2.7 million: 5231 32nd St. N., Arlington
Built by M-R Custom Homes this past summer, the custom home in the Rock Spring neighborhood features seven bedrooms and seven-and-a-half bathrooms. Highlights include a gourmet kitchen with maple cabinets and Subzero and Wolf appliances and a screened porch for outdoor entertaining during the warmer months.
$2.69 million: 925 N. Fairfax St., Unit PH03
The three-bedroom penthouse at Venue overlooks Old Town Alexandria, multiple waterfront parks, and the Potomac River. Walls of windows in almost every room showcase the area’s beauty and stunning skylines across the river. Building amenities also include a rooftop terrace, outdoor grilling and fire pit area, indoor lounge, and fitness center. And, it has direct access to the Mount Vernon Trail.
Feature image of 34627 Atoka Chase Ln. courtesy Thomas and Talbot Real Estate
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