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This Week’s Find: A David Jameson Home Designed For a Collection

  • March 1, 2017

by UrbanTurf Staff

This Week's Find: A David Jameson Home Designed For a Collection: Figure 1
2765 Fort Scott Drive

Almost a year ago to the day, UrbanTurf covered a David Jameson-designed home in Maryland that was listed privately by the owner. Today, another home designed by the acclaimed DC-based architect is hitting the market in northern Virginia.

This Week's Find: A David Jameson Home Designed For a Collection: Figure 2
Living room

Designed for a couple with an extensive art collection, Jameson’s goal when he transformed the Arlington home in 2008 and 2009 was to create a place for every piece. A second story addition was constructed on the 1940s home, which is highlighted with large windows and long, open walls to exhibit the couple’s many works.

This Week's Find: A David Jameson Home Designed For a Collection: Figure 3
Master bedroom dressing room.

The highlights of the listing include a master suite with a 300 square-foot dressing room and closet, a bridge built over the kitchen connecting rooms on the second floor, and a media room with a built-in sound system. There is also a 700 square-foot terrace and a lower-level two-bedroom unit.

More details and photos below.

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  • Full Listing: 2765 Fort Scott Drive, Arlington, VA (map)
  • Price: $2.395 million
  • Bedrooms: Five
  • Bathrooms: 5.5
  • Year Built: 1946
  • Listing Agents: Daryl Judy and Kimberly Casey, Washington Fine Properties

Photos courtesy of HomeVisit.

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