Welcome to 5706 Nevada Avenue Northwest in the highly desirable Chevy Chase neighborhood of Washington, DC. This expansive residence, fully renovated in 2018, boasts 6,258 square feet of meticulously crafted living space and offers an envy-worthy... blend of modern style and abundance. Enjoy a welcoming lofted foyer accentuated by a striking stone fireplace. The gourmet kitchen is truly a chef’s dream featuring Viking appliances and a smartly placed oversized quartz kitchen island with ample bar seating. Adding to the kitchen area is a distinguished dining space which comfortably accommodates any large gathering. The impressive floor to ceiling windows open to a TREX back patio and a well-manicured lawn for summer parties. The second floor offers a dream-worthy primary suite with south-facing views; the king-sized space offers a walk-in closet as well as a modern bathroom featuring two waterfall showers, luxurious soaking tub and expansive double vanity. There is also an informal sitting area leading to two generously sized bedrooms. A well-placed guest bathroom is beautifully finished in marble. Continuing to the third level, one can enjoy a thoughtful entertaining space including a full wet bar and an impressive wall of windows that lead to the second private outdoor balcony. An additional well-sized bedroom with multiple closets provides a perfect escape for visiting guests. The finished basement completes this intentionally designed home. This level offers a quiet bedroom and bathroom, tucked away from the flexible entertaining space. Expanding upon an inviting wet bar, the space provides an opportunity to gather for a game night, enjoy cocktails or host the neighborhood movie screening. The basement is truly its own dedicated retreat. Just a short walk to Lafayette elementary school and Broad Branch Market, the neighborhood prides itself on its quaintness and ample greenery. The Chevy Chase community offers superior proximity to downtown DC and into suburban Maryland. Restaurants and shopping are minutes away along the tree-lined streets of upper Northwest. Read More