Contemporary

A bold architectural statement set against verdant parkland, 2676 Chain Bridge Road NW is a newly constructed modern estate designed by Patrick Brian Jones and built by Thorsen Construction. Positioned at the intersection of sustainability and harmonious site integration, the residence unites refined contemporary design with advanced building systems, resulting in a home of striking presence and enduring performance. Set behind automatic gates on a coveted 0.46-acre parcel bridging the Berkley, Palisades, and Wesley Heights communities, the property occupies one of Washington’s most sought-after locations. Integrated into the natural grade, the exterior is defined by a considered interplay of thermally modified wood siding, viroc concrete panels, and insulated aluminum panels, complemented by expansive walls of thermally broken aluminum-framed glass by Western and Windsor Window Systems. Beyond a pivoting mahogany solid-slab front door, soaring ceilings establish a sense of volume and light, allowing daylight to cascade across every level. Surrounded by glass, the great room is anchored by a linear fireplace feature wall and illuminated by a cascading raindrop chandelier. The dining room balances formality with everyday livability, framed by sliding doors that open to wooded surroundings. A glass-enclosed, temperature- and humidity-controlled wine room with custom glazing and bespoke racking serves as a sculptural focal point. The chef’s kitchen features dual islands, custom walnut cabinetry, and a professional-grade appliance suite. A cantilevered breakfast nook sits within a bay window, while the adjacent family room opens seamlessly to the outdoors. A private office with a full bath on the main level offers flexibility as a multigenerational suite. A fully integrated Lutron lighting controlled and shade system is concealed within the ceiling plane, preserving clean sightlines, while integrated speakers and a private elevator reinforce the home’s seamless union of design and technology. At the top of a glass-enclosed staircase, the primary suite appears to float among the treetops, with a private balcony and a spa-inspired bath featuring a custom walnut vanity with double sink, separate makeup counter, veined marble, a frosted glass shower, and a freestanding tub set before an oversized window. A double-height dressing room with a floating island and custom cabinetry evokes the refinement of a private atelier. Two secondary bedrooms share a sitting room and offer ensuite baths, walk-in closets, and private balconies. A generous in-law suite includes a private kitchenette, while a second office completes the upper level. The lower level introduces a guest suite with its own kitchen, alongside a wellness center with a massage room, spa bath with sauna and steam shower, and a fitness room opening to the pool deck. A three-season room extends indoor-outdoor living, while a mudroom connects to the subterranean three-car garage. Outdoors, a resort-caliber lap pool and spa are complemented by an expansive terrace and deck with a large retractable awning, creating multiple settings for al fresco entertaining with an outdoor grilling station. Engineered for efficiency, the home features geothermal hydronic radiant floor heating throughout, along with a fully integrated solar and battery infrastructure. The system includes a 40 kW solar array with over 100 panels, a 20 kW Enphase battery backup, and an installed Level 2 electric vehicle charger, all supported by a new 800-amp electrical service. Ownership of the system conveys full control, energy independence, and long-term cost efficiency. Executed with precision and vision, 2676 Chain Bridge Road NW stands as a rare modern estate defined by equal parts sustainability and sophistication, offering a future-ready lifestyle in one of Washington’s most coveted settings.

A bold architectural statement set against verdant parkland, 2676 Chain Bridge Road NW is a newly constructed modern estate designed by Patrick Brian Jones and built by Thorsen Construction. Positioned at the intersection of sustainability and harmonious site integration, the residence unites refined contemporary design with advanced building systems, resulting in a home of striking presence and enduring performance. Set behind automatic gates on a coveted 0.46-acre parcel bridging the Berkley, Palisades, and Wesley Heights communities, the property occupies one of Washington’s most sought-after locations. Integrated into the natural grade, the exterior is defined by a considered interplay of thermally modified wood siding, viroc concrete panels, and insulated aluminum panels, complemented by expansive walls of thermally broken aluminum-framed glass by Western and Windsor Window Systems. Beyond a pivoting mahogany solid-slab front door, soaring ceilings establish a sense of volume and light, allowing daylight to cascade across every level. Surrounded by glass, the great room is anchored by a linear fireplace feature wall and illuminated by a cascading raindrop chandelier. The dining room balances formality with everyday livability, framed by sliding doors that open to wooded surroundings. A glass-enclosed, temperature- and humidity-controlled wine room with custom glazing and bespoke racking serves as a sculptural focal point. The chef’s kitchen features dual islands, custom walnut cabinetry, and a professional-grade appliance suite. A cantilevered breakfast nook sits within a bay window, while the adjacent family room opens seamlessly to the outdoors. A private office with a full bath on the main level offers flexibility as a multigenerational suite. A fully integrated Lutron lighting controlled and shade system is concealed within the ceiling plane, preserving clean sightlines, while integrated speakers and a private elevator reinforce the home’s seamless union of design and technology. At the top of a glass-enclosed staircase, the primary suite appears to float among the treetops, with a private balcony and a spa-inspired bath featuring a custom walnut vanity with double sink, separate makeup counter, veined marble, a frosted glass shower, and a freestanding tub set before an oversized window. A double-height dressing room with a floating island and custom cabinetry evokes the refinement of a private atelier. Two secondary bedrooms share a sitting room and offer ensuite baths, walk-in closets, and private balconies. A generous in-law suite includes a private kitchenette, while a second office completes the upper level. The lower level introduces a guest suite with its own kitchen, alongside a wellness center with a massage room, spa bath with sauna and steam shower, and a fitness room opening to the pool deck. A three-season room extends indoor-outdoor living, while a mudroom connects to the subterranean three-car garage. Outdoors, a resort-caliber lap pool and spa are complemented by an expansive terrace and deck with a large retractable awning, creating multiple settings for al fresco entertaining with an outdoor grilling station. Engineered for efficiency, the home features geothermal hydronic radiant floor heating throughout, along with a fully integrated solar and battery infrastructure. The system includes a 40 kW solar array with over 100 panels, a 20 kW Enphase battery backup, and an installed Level 2 electric vehicle charger, all supported by a new 800-amp electrical service. Ownership of the system conveys full control, energy independence, and long-term cost efficiency. Executed with precision and vision, 2676 Chain Bridge Road NW stands as a rare modern estate defined by equal parts sustainability and sophistication, offering a future-ready lifestyle in one of Washington’s most coveted settings.