2305 Horseferry Court
2305 Horseferry offers something that is hard to find in Deepwood: an end-unit brick townhome with low-maintenance HardiePlank siding, extra windows along the side of the home, and a private wooded setting behind it. The
11211 Wedge Drive
Some houses simply give you rooms. This one gives you an entirely different way to live. Designed by architect Ken Bonner, whose work helped shape Reston’s earliest residential identity, Wedge Drive is a true piece
11760 Sunrise Valley Drive 813
One of the things I have loved most about living here is waking up to the sunrise and seeing the view stretch all the way toward Tysons from nearly every room. The natural light changes
10812 Hunt Club Road
A note from the seller: Sometimes you just want a calmer, slower pace, and that’s exactly what this home has given us. Tucked into one of the quietest corners of Reston’s Uplands community, we’ve loved
11565 Brass Lantern Court
Some homes make life feel a little quieter the moment you pull into the driveway, and that’s exactly what this one has done for us. Tucked into the trees in one of North Reston’s most
1982 Solaridge Court
Some homes are simply where you live. This one becomes part of how you live. One of the things we’ve loved most is that it feels tucked away in nature while still being incredibly connected
11515 Wild Hawthorn Court
Some homes impress you with finishes. This one wins you over with how easy it is to live here. From the moment you pull into the driveway, you’ll notice how quiet it is since there
12509 Fox View Way
Welcome to 12509 Fox View Way, a beautifully maintained three level home tucked on a quiet cul de sac in the Courts of Fox Mill community. Step inside to an open floor plan where the
11213 Silentwood Lane
Some homes are renovated, this one feels completely reimagined with a level of design that feels intentional, timeless, and far beyond what you typically find. The main level was made for the way people actually
1720 Lake Shore Crest Drive 16
Have you been looking for a place where you can walk to dinner, grab coffee, head to the Metro, or spend an afternoon at Reston Town Center without getting in the car? This corner, ground-level