Craftsman

Every detail at 9115 Tetterton is already right. It's 6,900+ square feet across four fully finished floors in Vienna — six bedrooms, five and a half baths, a third of an acre — with every finish, fixture, and detail already dialed in by someone who cared deeply about getting it right. Custom window treatments and designer lighting throughout. Built-in Sonos, a golf simulator, home gym, whole-house generator, and state-of-the-art security system, all in place. Your job is to move in. First impressions close deals. Arched iron double doors. A slate-tile covered porch. A two-story foyer with a sweeping dual staircase and wide-plank hardwood floors. This is the entryway that tells your guests - before a word is spoken - that they're somewhere significant. The kitchen will do the talking at your next dinner party. Professional Viking Range. Quartzite waterfall island. White shaker cabinetry with gold lantern pendants. A floor-to-ceiling walk-in pantry. This isn't a kitchen that came with the house - it's a kitchen someone built on purpose. Whether you cook in it or cater around it, it performs. The main level is set up for your actual life. Formal living and dining rooms with grasscloth walls and wainscoting for the nights that call for it. An open-concept family room with a stone fireplace for the nights that don't. A private home office with French doors for the calls that can't wait. Custom window treatments throughout. Even the powder room — marble console sink, hand-selected wallpaper, makes an impression on the people who notice those things. The primary suite is where you decompress. Hardwood floors, custom drapery, three separate California Closets. The bath is the kind you see in shelter magazines and assume you can't actually have: freestanding soaking tub beneath a picture window, frameless glass shower with herringbone marble floors, dual vanities, chandelier over a tray ceiling. It's the end of a long day, handled. Every secondary bedroom has a custom California Closet. Because the details matter, even in the rooms no one sees on the tour. The lower level is where the house really separates itself. Dedicated golf simulator room. Home gym with rubber flooring. Wine storage. Kids' rec area. Private guest suite with full bath. A second family room. This is the amenity package that takes most people a decade to assemble — it's already here, already finished, already waiting. The infrastructure is serious. Whole-house generator — because you can't afford the power going out. In-ceiling Sonos throughout — because silence is a choice, not a default. Advanced security system, multi-zone irrigation, professional landscape lighting. A custom mudroom off the side-load three-car garage with full cabinetry, bench seating, and brass built-in hooks, because even the way you come home should feel considered. The loft level adds a full bedroom and bath — a guest suite, a second office, or a place to disappear when you need to think. Zoned for Westbriar Elementary, Kilmer Middle, and Marshall High School. You built the career. You put in the work. This is the home that reflects it - on day one, not year five.

Every detail at 9115 Tetterton is already right. It's 6,900+ square feet across four fully finished floors in Vienna — six bedrooms, five and a half baths, a third of an acre — with every finish, fixture, and detail already dialed in by someone who cared deeply about getting it right. Custom window treatments and designer lighting throughout. Built-in Sonos, a golf simulator, home gym, whole-house generator, and state-of-the-art security system, all in place. Your job is to move in. First impressions close deals. Arched iron double doors. A slate-tile covered porch. A two-story foyer with a sweeping dual staircase and wide-plank hardwood floors. This is the entryway that tells your guests - before a word is spoken - that they're somewhere significant. The kitchen will do the talking at your next dinner party. Professional Viking Range. Quartzite waterfall island. White shaker cabinetry with gold lantern pendants. A floor-to-ceiling walk-in pantry. This isn't a kitchen that came with the house - it's a kitchen someone built on purpose. Whether you cook in it or cater around it, it performs. The main level is set up for your actual life. Formal living and dining rooms with grasscloth walls and wainscoting for the nights that call for it. An open-concept family room with a stone fireplace for the nights that don't. A private home office with French doors for the calls that can't wait. Custom window treatments throughout. Even the powder room — marble console sink, hand-selected wallpaper, makes an impression on the people who notice those things. The primary suite is where you decompress. Hardwood floors, custom drapery, three separate California Closets. The bath is the kind you see in shelter magazines and assume you can't actually have: freestanding soaking tub beneath a picture window, frameless glass shower with herringbone marble floors, dual vanities, chandelier over a tray ceiling. It's the end of a long day, handled. Every secondary bedroom has a custom California Closet. Because the details matter, even in the rooms no one sees on the tour. The lower level is where the house really separates itself. Dedicated golf simulator room. Home gym with rubber flooring. Wine storage. Kids' rec area. Private guest suite with full bath. A second family room. This is the amenity package that takes most people a decade to assemble — it's already here, already finished, already waiting. The infrastructure is serious. Whole-house generator — because you can't afford the power going out. In-ceiling Sonos throughout — because silence is a choice, not a default. Advanced security system, multi-zone irrigation, professional landscape lighting. A custom mudroom off the side-load three-car garage with full cabinetry, bench seating, and brass built-in hooks, because even the way you come home should feel considered. The loft level adds a full bedroom and bath — a guest suite, a second office, or a place to disappear when you need to think. Zoned for Westbriar Elementary, Kilmer Middle, and Marshall High School. You built the career. You put in the work. This is the home that reflects it - on day one, not year five.