Modern home designs with an exclusive address make it possible to truly find your retreat at Mehr Farm. The private enclave of Retreat at McLean & Mehr Farm consists of just 21 homesites, with floorplans coming in three impressive designs.
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The modern homes come with large floorplans, including optional attic and basement space. This means buyers can delight in two, three, or even four levels of living and entertaining space.
High ceilings, open layouts and large windows allowing for plenty of natural light, are just a few of the common features of homes in this community. The designs typically range from around 6,900 to 7,800 square feet of space.
The homes also come with things like rooftop terraces and enjoyable outdoor living space. In addition, you’ll find gourmet kitchens with large islands and upscale appliances.
Other options for home designs in the community include a den for flexible space, including the possibility of creating a home office. The lower level can be turned into a rec room or a second family room, while the primary suite offers plenty of room for peaceful relaxation.
Some of the homes in this luxury community additionally offer such extras as a private elevator, while other homes come with a front porch topped off by a covered balcony.
Located inside the beltway near the intersection of Old Dominion Drive and Dolly Madison Boulevard, the homes of Retreat at McLean & Mehr Farm enjoy easy access to several major roadways in the area.
This makes it relatively simple for commuters to reach DC, Arlington or Tysons. The community also sits a short distance away from several options in shopping and dining.
A walkaway connects up Mehr Farm to Old Dominion Drive, making it easy to walk to area shops and restaurants in Downtown McLean, as well as walk to the McLean Community Center. The closest Metro station is about two miles away.
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