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Custom-built waterfront estate situated on the Potomac River along the Gold Coast of Mclean and  Scotts Run with awe-inspiring views, unparalleled privacy, as well as close proximity to nature and culture.  Perfect for the  Life at Green Oak on the Potomac offers an experience like no other. Reflecting timeless modern architecture designed by Robert Wilson Mobley, the stone and stucco of Green Oak blend seamlessly with the 5 acre verdant wooded landscape atop a 62-foot stretch of private waterfront property that features true river access for outdoor aficionados.

Inside, attention to detail and thoughtful design on all five levels create a custom built ambiance that affords residents a rare sense of sophistication and serenity. Overlooking the great room from the interior balcony, the owner's suite provides a harmonious getaway and bird's eye view with ultimate privacy, his and her dressing rooms, fireplace and secluded library. Three secondary bedrooms all feature exquisite fireplaces, walk-in closets, and full bathrooms. With two elevators located on the east and west wing, Green Oak showcases an upper-level entertainment room, bar, and media center as well as convenient access to the roof level sitting area and outdoor observation deck and fireplace. For wine connoisseurs, the 1,000-bottle capacity custom wine cellar offers a space to ensure that fine wines can retain value and even develop a more complex flavor and aroma over time. To fully enjoy the Green Oak lifestyle, one must experience the spa level's Finlandia sauna, indoor Endless Pool, and outdoorsman suite including a secure firearms safe and fly rod room. Living at Green Oak is a dream come true for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, boating, hiking, and birdwatching the more than 150 species of bird that make the Potomac River watershed home. Not only a nature lover's paradise, Green Oak is also equidistant to both Reagan and Dulles International Airports, 15 minutes to Georgetown and less than 15 miles from world renowned museums, theaters, and shopping in the Nation's capital.