11400 Highland Farm Ct, Potomac, MD 20854

Round Hill is unquestionably one of the countrys most prestigious residential communities, its collection of estate homes set far back from the winding, estate fence lined streets. Amidst this rarified air stands a classic American fieldstone colonial prominently sited on two corner acres. Built by the legendary Ted Visnic, it is introduced via a sweeping paver driveway beyond motorized gates. Looking over a level, manicured lawn framed by immaculate and extensive hardscaping, the estate is a spitting image of the classic country home, embodying a certain familiarity and warmth. The sprawling 22, 950 square foot floor plan is initially introduced with a grandiose greeting hall, whose elegant fireplace, double-height ceilings with mezzanine overlook and sturdy doric columns convey images of the triple Michelin-starred Inn at Little Washington. Any estate of this caliber ought to feature the obligatory banquet-sized formal rooms, in this case mirrored and connected via a spectacular arched transverse gallery. Said gallery terminates in the jaw-dropping two-story mahogany library. Its roaring fieldstone fireplace soars from floor to ceiling, while a fully-equipped wet bar overlooks the billiards room whose centerpiece is the Piper J-3 Cub suspended from the ceiling. Tucked off to the side is a replica of another American icon Oval Office serviced by twin formal powder rooms. The heart of the homes informal area is the two-story, cathedral ceilinged, limestone floored chefs kitch