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A $16 Million Estate Next to Hickory Hill in McLean Hits the Market

  • July 11th 2022

by UrbanTurf Staff

1163 Chain Bridge Road. Click to enlarge.

A six-bedroom, 14,000 square-foot home in McLean hit the market on Friday for just south of $16 million, becoming one of the priciest homes currently for sale in the DC region. 

On the market for the first time since it was built in 2010, the home is located in Langley Farms adjacent to the historic Hickory Hill mansion (map). Penny and Piper Yerks of Washington Fine Properties are the listing agents. 

Living room. Click to enlarge.

Some of the standout features of the house include a handcrafted mahogany and glass front door, a custom pattern ceiling in the dining room by artist David Wiggins, and a sunroom with antique brick throughout.

Sun room. Click to enlarge.

The northern Virginia estate also has many of the trappings expected for a home with this price tag, including meticulous landscaping, a wine cellar, a billiard room, and a fitness room. Outside, there is an infinity pool with a waterfall, a fire pit, a cabana, and a number of terraces and covered terraces. There is also a separate guest house with a garage. 

Photos courtesy of HomeVisit. 

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