An art collector's dream, this turnkey residence is enhanced by abundant natural light, fine architectural detailing and expansive primary rooms that seamlessly flow. Retaining all of its original charm, the floor plan of this classic Sumner home has been updated and expanded for modern living, and the owner has taken great care to prepare this home for the market. Interior features include handsome formal living and dining rooms, a custom chef's kitchen with professional series appliances, and a main-level owner's suite. Simply spectacular, the two-story family room is appointed with a clerestory ceiling, exposed beams and built-in's, and it opens to a spacious flagstone patio. The flagstone patio is perfect for outdoor entertaining, surrounded by mature azaleas and fruit trees. The property has been freshly painted, a new roof was added, and the kitchen was completely renovated only 2 years ago. Plantation shutters, two fireplaces, original hardwood and newly installed manufactured flooring combine to create a home that is warm, inviting and beautiful. Upstairs there is an additional bedroom suite with a private full bath, 3 other large bedrooms, and another full bath. The lower level is ideal for leisure and media, with an expansive recreation room and a half bath. The laundry room is housed in the lower level as well. This home is located in the heart of Sumner, a neighborhood renowned for classic homes, winding streets with lush landscaping and trees, and easy access to DC. It is within the Walt Whitman High School cluster, but also has easy access to the finest private schools in the city and Bethesda. From the extraordinary family room to the lovely main-level master retreat to the private, lush outdoor space, this turn-key home elevates the concept of form and function to a fabulous new level! HOUSE UNDER CONTRACT, OPEN HOUSE IS CANC
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