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This is an ideal plan for in-town building lots.
Take a video tour here:

Hurry, be the first to see these building lots and new homes available now in the following areas:

1. Green Acres Bethesda – starting at $1.29M
2. Kenwood Park Bethesda- starting at $1.39M
3. Bradley Hills Bethesda- starting at $1.37M
4. Section Five Chevy Chase- starting at $1.79M
5. Falconhurst Potomac – starting at $3.89M
6. Chesterbrook McLean – starting at $1.39M
7. Wyngate Bethesda – starting at $1.189M

To find out how to access these lots go here and enter your name on the form and hit send
and we’ll contact you or call 301-370-6463 or email [email protected]

Watch and listen to this happy McLean Virginia homeowner discuss her new home project
in McLean:

Many homeowners want to know the difference in the process
and the outcome between buying a standard home plan and
a custom home design.

Watch this video to learn how a typical design meeting evolves:

Kevin is our “Genius Architect” (he’s really good).

Kevin, Our \”Genius\” Architect

Just enter a bit of information and we’ll contact you
and discuss what you’re thinking about:

Here’s Kevins at work creating architectural renderings and some
architectural interior design details of custom built-ins and
fireplaces mantle and hearths.

Kevin, our in-house architect, brainstorms design options with you.
Any idea can be explored. There is no additional charge for
our architectural design time. The beauty of this process is
that you’ll be designing your dream home
directly with Kevin. Real-time, clear communication and
lots of fun.

(don’t miss our open house at this breathtaking addition
and renovation to a 1920s log home – go here NOW:
http://rockvilleopenhouse.com/ )


Other builders will never let you work directly with the
architect. You’ll probably tell a “construction coordinator”
what you think you want. The coordinator hopefully relays
your ideas correctly to an off-site designer, and voila, a few weeks
later you get some sketch that is remotely close to your
request.

This can be real frustrating.

Take a look at a typical custom interior design we create
on our projects:

Architectural Interior Design of Built-in Splitting Living Room & dining Room

Here is the actual built-in:

Built-in from custom interior design

Dining room view of custom built-in

Architect created interior design of fireplace built-in wall

Customized fireplace built-in wall

The beauty is, we don’t charge any design premium to create a custom
design or to provide our interior design services on our custom homes.
Go here for more photos of this HOME OF THE YEAR

Why would you want a new home built from a stock plan when you
can have your “dream home” designed to reflect your exact needs
and desires and the unique characteristics of your building lot?
Call me at 301-370-6463 to start on the home of your dreams.

Just enter a bit of information and we’ll contact you
and discuss what you’re thinking about:

Listen to me interrogate Kevin and try to fluster him. I fail. But go ahead and meet Kevin.
The crowd LOVES Kevin!

The expansive amounts of stone highlight this sophisticated facade. Step inside and find enjoy this dynamic layout. The relationship between rooms and spaces is most enjoyable. Step through the french doors at the study and you’ll find a see-through fireplace shared with the family room. The breakfast nook enjoys a private nook, although conveniently located near the family room. A second floor laundry room, four bedrooms with three baths top off the second floor. Don’t miss the fully finished third floor, adding four levels of finished space.

A great home for a narrow lot this 38 foot wide home is loaded with space inside. The foyer is well lit by the nearby stair that is bathed in light. The living room and formal dining share views across the width of the house. The study, family room and kitchen each enjoy great views to the rear yard. Upstairs you’ll find a master suite with a spacious bath and walk-in closet. Three additional bedrooms top of the second floor with two additional bathrooms. The laundry room is oversized and a bonus space is the loft at the top of the stairs that is accented by three transoms from the front of the house.

A great home for a narrow lot this 38’ wide home is loaded with space inside.

This craftsman home combines the many shingle style elements into a classic beauty.

Don’t let the charming facade of this craftsman style home fool you. This home boasts all the formal rooms plus a very spacious kitchen-family room suite.