The Most Expensive Homes Sold in Washington in September - Washingtonian

"This Great Falls estate, designed by the builder Ted Visnic and completed in 2011, features a great room with a stone fireplace, a chef's kitchen with dual islands, and a primary suite with a private terrace and marble bath. The lower level includes a media room, fitness studio, and recreation lounge. Outdoor amenities include a saltwater pool with a spa, stone terraces, and a pool house."

"This circa 1800 Old Town house, originally built by a trunk-maker named Ephraim Mills, was renovated and restored by the most recent owners. It features multiple living rooms; a chef's kitchen with Miele appliances; and a primary suite with a fireplace, a spa bath with heated floors, and a steam shower. Other highlights include a home gym, a wet bar, and guest quarters with a private balcony and lounge area."

Multiple luxury residences in Northern Virginia showcase features such as floor-to-ceiling windows, quartz waterfall islands, screened porches with double-sided fireplaces, multiple outdoor kitchens, gyms, spas, and elevators. A Great Falls estate designed by Ted Visnic and completed in 2011 includes a great room with a stone fireplace, a chef's kitchen with dual islands, a primary suite with a private terrace and marble bath, a lower-level media room, fitness studio, recreation lounge, and outdoor saltwater pool with spa, stone terraces, and a pool house. Old Town offerings include a river-view condo with private elevator access and a renovated circa 1800 house with Miele appliances, spa baths, a home gym, and guest quarters.

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