It began with a picturesque 40’s farmhouse, guesthouse, barn, and a shed. As if painted there, each structure dotted the 7.45 acres protected and shaded by the largest oak trees in Fairfax County according to the county arborist. A pasture was perfect for the horses.

Featured repeatedly in The Washington Post, Builder Magazines, The Commonwealth, as well as Italian architectural magazines, award-winning architect, Joe Boggs transformed the farmhouse into a masterpiece.

The transformation, and what makes this Northern VA home unlike any other is the contemporary addition to the rear of the home. The architectural achievement reshaped the former L-shaped layout of the farmhouse into a light-filled, free-flowing, open, and airy home.

The introduction of reclaimed wood, tile, and used brick, creates a seamless transition from old to new. Two-story rounded walls of glass, skylights, a screened porch, and a deck encircling large trees leads to an indoor/outdoor living space encompassing a 20 x 42-foot curving swimming pool.

Altogether there are over 8000 square feet of heated living space. The main house has four bedrooms, 3 and 1/2 baths, and the guesthouse has 3 bedrooms, 2 and 1/2 baths. The barn has been renovated to include a bedroom, full bath, office, a large storage area, and a mini kitchen. There’s a deck overlooking the tennis court. The court has entertained many a tennis player. Separately, there’s a  large shed that serves as a workshop and garages two boats. 

Live every day in your own park or take a five-minute ride to several area nature centers and trails. This Oakton VA home is just 45-minutes to Washington DC. Dulles International Airport is only 21 minutes away.