For luxury living in Great Falls, it’s time to consider the upscale opportunities that exist within Rivermont. This high-end development includes less than 20 single-family homes, each of which sits on a two-acre lot. Plans for the development began a little less than a decade ago when the company first purchased the land, which sits just north of the Village of Great Falls and just a couple of miles away from the Potomac River.
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When Basheer & Edgemoore first began the development a few years back, the builder offered three home models for buyers to consider, complete with open floor plans and plenty of living and entertaining space.
Some of the grand homes include up to a four-car garage, as well as an elevator. It’s also common to find homes with anywhere from four- to six-bedrooms, and floorplans that start well upwards of 4,000 square feet of living space, but sometimes command upwards of 6,000 square feet of space.
Originally used by a family as a weekend retreat, the land still maintains somewhat of a rural feel today, yet it now sits close to modern conveniences. Bordered by a conservation area, the more than 50-acre development also includes a pond and some trails, situated just off Walker Road and Georgetown Pike.
Living near Great Falls Park means some fantastic river views, while Riverbend Park presents some space for picnicking, trails, and boat rentals. Meanwhile, you’ll find space for hiking, fishing, and even equestrian trails at nearby Seneca Regional Park, plus membership opportunities at Riverbend Golf and Country Club, as well as Great Falls Swim and Tennis Club, both of which sit nearby.
In addition, living in Rivermont means living close to area shops and restaurants in the Great Falls Village Center, as well as just a few minutes away from Tysons, too. In addition, the community sits close to top rated schools.
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