This new construction residence in Fairfax presents a contemporary take on suburban living, sited on a modest quarter-acre lot that demanded efficient spatial planning. The home was built with clean lines and an open floor plan that connects kitchen, dining, and living spaces through thoughtful circulation. Designed for modern family living, the 2,130-square-foot home accommodates three bedrooms and three and one-half bathrooms across two stories.
The interior reflects careful material selection and deliberate craftsmanship throughout. White oak flooring anchors the primary living spaces, while the kitchen features quartz countertops paired with cabinetry finished in a soft white that reads warm rather than clinical. The primary bath includes marble surfaces and chrome fixtures; secondary bathrooms employ durable, cleanable materials that perform well in a household environment. Wall treatments vary by room—some spaces feature clean drywall in a warm white, while the foyer and selected walls incorporate board-and-batten detailing for visual interest and texture.
The exterior employs Hardie board in a neutral tone with board-and-batten accents on select walls, providing durability and a refined aesthetic appropriate to the neighborhood context. The front facade includes a modest covered entry that provides shelter and architectural definition. Landscaping around the foundation is straightforward and maintainable, allowing the home’s lines to read clearly from the street.