Set on a wooded lot in the heart of Chancellor Farms, this contemporary residence has been reimagined from the studs out, pairing a dramatic 1973 architectural design with a finish level rarely found in established Springfield. Inside, the great room unfolds beneath a soaring two-story ceiling, where wide-plank white oak floors, walls of windows, and recessed lighting draw the wooded setting indoors.

At the heart of the main level, the kitchen is finished with high-gloss European-style cabinetry, quartz counters, and a generous island with seating, anchored by a stainless steel appliance suite and a tiled backsplash. The space flows seamlessly to the dining area and a living room centered on a brick fireplace, with French doors opening to the rear patio. A contemporary oak staircase with a slim horizontal railing ascends to a loft-style landing that overlooks the great room below.

Five bedrooms occupy the upper level, headlined by a primary suite set beneath a beamed vaulted ceiling, complete with a private balcony, a walk-in closet, and a spa-inspired ensuite. Large-format tile, wood vanities, and quartz counters carry through the renovated baths, while a main-level powder room serves guests. Every bathroom, the kitchen, the flooring, and the solid-core interior doors were rebuilt between 2021 and 2026.

The systems match the cosmetics: a new HVAC unit, updated attic insulation, a newer water heater, and ductless mini-splits deliver room-by-room climate control across both levels. Outside, a stamped patio and professionally landscaped, fully fenced yard back to a wooded buffer for privacy, served by a two-car attached garage and parking for up to six. The location is a commuter’s asset, minutes from Fort Belvoir and the NGA, with nearby Fairfax Connector service to the Pentagon (Routes 393 and 394) and quick access to the Fairfax County Parkway and I-95.

Comprehensively rebuilt yet rooted in its architecture, the residence stands as a rare, move-in-ready offering in the heart of Chancellor Farms.