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McLean Mansion With 250-Inch Outdoor TV Hits Market for $22 Million

  • January 24th

by UrbanTurf Staff

An exterior rendering of 6431 Georgetown Pike.

A luxury home in McLean, Virginia with features that include a 3,300 square-foot owner's suite and a 250-inch outdoor television just hit the market for $22 million.

The Building Group is in the process of completing the 22,000 square-foot, 10-bedroom home on 3.8 acres along Georgetown Park in the Langley neighborhood (map). The home is listed with Mark Lowham and Daniel Heider of TTR Sotheby's International Realty. 

Aerial rendering. Click to enlarge.

Chateau du Soleil, as it has been named, will greet visitors with large wrought-iron doors that provide a sense of the features inside. The owner's suite will spread out over 3,300 square feet with an 1,100 square-foot, two-level closet; there is also a grand ballroom inspired by the Palace of Versailles. The amenity list in the home includes a massage room, sauna, fitness center, private hair salon, safe room, three wet bars, a wine cellar, card room, and a professional home cinema.

Rendering of gardens and fountains. Click to enlarge.

The eye-popping amenities continue outside. Expansive terraces look out on a modern pool surrounded by fire bowls, fountains and a waterfall. An outdoor entertaining setup includes a fire pit and a 250-inch outdoor television. Additional outdoor features include a large koi pond, jogging path, and a French garden.

More details below. 

  • Full Listing: 6431 Georgetown Pike, McLean, VA (map)
  • Price: $22 million
  • Bedrooms: Ten
  • Bathrooms: 13
  • Square Feet: 22,000
  • Year Built: 2022
  • Listing Agents: Mark Lowham, Daniel Heider, TTR Sotheby's International Realty

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/mclean-mansion-with-250-inch-outdoor-tv-hits-market-for-22-million/19181.

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