Nestled behind a beech tree, and two large maples in the front and overlooking a babbling brook and trees in the back, the house sits atop a hill. A curvy cobblestone patterned concrete sidewalk provides an inviting approach to the house. The interior has an open layout with southern exposure in the back providing ample natural light. This is a well insulated, energy efficient home, that stays cool in the summer with cross ventilation and shade from the trees. Renovations within the past six years include refinished upper level hardwood floors and stairs, new red oak flooring installed in the main level, and wood-look Congoleum floors in the finished basement, double-glazed energy-efficient windows, a new air conditioner, dining room and master bedroom ceiling fans, and landscaping. This is one of the homes built for US Steel workers building Dulles Airport. The steel frame of the house provides unique flexibility for remodeling due to the non-supporting interior walls.
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