65 Clark Lane Washington, VA 22747

THE ROMANCE of an earlier era, LUXURIES of today and an EFFORTLESS sense of scale await on 29 acres with close by PANORAMIC VIEWS of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the surrounding embrace of the neighboring Shenandoah National Park in the day and the celestial Milky Way at night, all about an hour west of Washington DC. This delightfully private estate feels less like a property and more like a hidden chapter. Spectacularly spacious, delightfully livable and filled with ultimate comfort, this home of roughly 9,600 sq ft unfolds with an effortless sense of scale, designed for living that stretches across generations. * Inside spaces are composed with intent. Sunlit rooms invite slow mornings with coffee and books, fireside corners draw in conversation that lingers long past dusk. A grand yet welcoming kitchen anchors the home, with generous dining and entertaining areas. The family room becomes a heartbeat space, equally suited for family traditions, milestone toasts, and the easy chaos of everyone home at once. A walkout level transforms into a spirited retreat of its own. A bar with kitchen sets the stage for evenings that drift between billiards, ping pong, the crescendo of a big game and laughter echoing just enough to remind you this house was built to be lived in, not tiptoed through. ****** Six bedrooms are thoughtfully arranged to balance connection with privacy, including two separate private entrance apartments. One apartment attached to the garage offers an ideal two story escape where younger generations can carve out their own world within the larger frame. The other apartment provides refined independence for your boomers who want to go to bed early and appreciate their own serene retreat. * Think retirement. Think nature. Think work at home, for this office is more productive than any city office can possibly be. Think easy commute when you must go to town and a multi-generational home if so inclined. This is not simply a home. It is a place where generations gather, scatter, and return again, each time adding another layer to its story.