$1,750,000

Prepare yourself to be truly wowed by an exquisite, European-inspired home with unmatched curb appeal. 4-bedrooms/3.5 baths, over 3,000 interior square feet nestled on a quiet street in sought-after Lee Heights/Donaldson Run. A comprehensive 2020 addition/renovation features custom finishes above and beyond the high-end selections buyers expect of such a home. The modern kitchen boasts a distinctive Italian-made Hallman range equipped with sealed brass burners and an oven with European convection systems for multi-mode cooking and electric rotisserie functionality. The quartzite island and countertops are accented by elegant deVOL pendant lights. Bosch stainless steel refrigerator and dishwasher. Recessed lights throughout. Upstairs you will find the desired 3BR/2BA configuration with more great updates. The primary bedroom, from which you can see the National Cathedral, features grand 10-foot ceilings, California closets and a lovely tray ceiling. Separate tub in the primary bathroom, as well as dual vanity, Italian faucets, quartzite counters and lovely slate floor tile. Enjoy a good-sized recreation room, bedroom suite and extra freezer in the lower level. And don't forget the dog shower, too! A very functional attic has good storage space with flooring. Other notable updates include a JES water filtration system and a French drain surrounding the home. Great outdoor space highlighted by two private flagstone patios - side and rear. Exterior improvements also include an expanded driveway as well as a raised front yard with retaining wall/fence. Coveted location just 0.3 miles to Taylor Elementary School and 0.4 miles to Dorothy Hamm Middle School. Within Donaldson Run Swim Club boundary. Popular nearby parks include 67-acre Potomac Overlook Park (miles of hiking trails, picnic area, playground, nature center), Marcey Road Park (tennis, pickelball, basketball) and Woodstock Park (extensive playground, basketball). Convenient to popular Lee Heights shops. A breeze to DC, just 2 traffic lights. Schools: Taylor Elementary, Dorothy Hamm Middle and Yorktown High.