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$30 Million McLean Home Becomes DC Area's Priciest House For Sale

  • March 28th

by UrbanTurf Staff

1130 Waverly Lane.

A sprawling McLean estate was listed for sale on Saturday for just south of $30 million, making it the most expensive home currently on the market in the DC region. 

The 4-acre, 23,000 square-foot listing known as Waverly was listed with Mark Lowham of TTR Sotheby's International Realty for $29.9 million. 

The outdoor living room. Click to enlarge.

The expansive eight-bedroom home has a long list of interesting rooms, including a home theater with a large bar, a wine room, a billiard room, a music room, and a dining room with seating for 24 people. The owner's suite sets a new bar for this type of room in a DC-area listing, as it takes up an entire wing of the house with a sitting room and fireplace, a terrace and two dressing rooms. 

The living room. Click to enlarge.

In addition to manicured lawns and stone terraces surround the home, the grounds of the listing have an outdoor living room with a wood-burning fireplace, a covered dining area, an outdoor kitchen and bar, and an expansive pool. The home also has its own tennis court. 

Photos by Sean Shanahan. 

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