House With Skywalk Terrace + Homes With 3-Tiered Deck: VA Dream Homes

NORTHERN VIRGINIA — This week, several noteworthy homes went up for sale in Northern Virginia. Eye-catching houses included a McLean home with a tiered covered deck and a spiral staircase and an Arlington home with a “skywalk” terrace.

The McLean home is situated in the Langley Forest neighborhood and boasts more than 10,000 square feet. The Arlington property is located in Country Club Hills, one of the area’s most luxurious communities.

Patch has put together a collection of beautiful homes currently on the market in Northern Virginia and Fredericksburg. You can find photo galleries of properties in the listings linked in each article.

McLean Home Features 3-Tiered Covered Deck With Spiral Staircase

This custom home is located on a cul-de-sac in McLean’s prestigious Langley Forest neighborhood. There is over 10,000 square feet of luxurious finishes with no detail overlooked. The exterior has a charming front porch with a swing, three-car garage and sweeping circular driveway with paver detail. The rear elevation is spectacular with a three-tiered covered deck, spiral staircase and scenic view of trees and a creek. The main and upper level has wide plank white oak flooring, 10-foot ceilings and imported marble in all bathrooms.

‘Skywalk’ Terrace On $2.2M Arlington Home Perfect For Entertaining

Serenity, spaciousness and tranquility abound at this gorgeous home in one of North Arlington’s most desirable neighborhoods. Entering this lovely home in the Country Club Hills neighborhood, you will be immediately taken with the beautiful, sun-drenched space. The open floor plan provides the perfect areas to enjoy easy day-to-day living and entertaining even the largest of groups.

Wisteria-Covered Arched Arbor At Wilton Woods Home Leads To Garage

This beautifully renovated home in the sought after Wilton Woods neighborhood was built in 1940 by Charles Crain on land once owned by a friend of George Washington’s family. The owner has secured the foundation, fixed drainage issues, added a new gourmet kitchen, added a spacious and light-filled family room, added a third full bathroom, and an additional bedroom to make this home feel roomy and open while maintaining its original charm. The home’s 1940s brass hardware was carefully restored and was used on new interior doors to retain the home’s character.