At A Glance

A 1959 ranch, refreshed for a quieter life.

Single level living on a flat quarter acre, with refinished hardwoods on the main floor, fresh wood flooring in the kitchen, sunroom, and finished basement, and the kind of sunlight that finds every corner by ten in the morning.

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Square Feet

Lot Size

square feet

Year Built

Parking

covered spaces

The House From The SidewalkPre-Market Preview

Walk it the way a neighbor would. Slowly, in good light.

These photographs were taken in late afternoon, when the trees behind the brick throw a particular kind of green. The full set of interior images will be released with the formal listing on June eleventh.

Front elevation of 1608 Westmoreland Street, a low-slung brick ranch with a covered entry, slate walkway, and mature trees on either side — 01 The approach. A slate path, an old lamp post, and one good front step.

Interior photography will publish with the formal listing on June eleventh. The five frames below are the exterior set in late-afternoon light. To request the agent walkthrough video, scroll down to the inquiry form.

Detail view of the front entry, with brick facade, white window trim, and dense foundation plantings of grass and groundcover — 02 The front. Brick from 1959, paint from 2026.

Wide elevation showing the full breadth of the ranch home with side garage wing and white chimney on the right — 03 The full elevation. Single level, side garage.

The lot frame, showing the flat front lawn extending to the sidewalk with neighborhood context visible behind the house — 04 The lawn. A flat quarter acre.

The treeline framing the property, with tall mature trees casting dappled shadow across the front yard — 05 The trees. Original to the block.

Late-afternoon view of the full property, capturing the home in context with mature landscaping and the residential street setting — 06 The street. Westmoreland in late afternoon.

What The Listing Knows

"A flat quarter acre, two blocks from the school, six minutes from everything. That combination, in McLean, is what people inherit."

The Residence

Built to feel inevitable, once you see the lot.

The house was built in 1959. It is a brick ranch on a flat quarter-acre, single level, the kind of footprint that has aged into being the most useful kind of house in McLean. There are four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and just over thirty-two hundred square feet to work with.

Recent work focused on the floors and the light. Hardwoods on the main level were refinished. The kitchen, the sunroom, and the finished basement received new wood flooring. The entire interior was repainted in fresh, restrained tones. New range hood, new microwave, new dishwasher, new washer and dryer, new refrigerator. The HVAC, water heater, and roof are roughly two years old and in good working order.

What the floor plan offers, beyond the renovated finishes, is room. A sunroom that holds a long table or a quiet office. A finished lower level that can be a media room, a gym, or a guest suite. A kitchen wide enough to cook in alongside another person without negotiating.

The lot is the long story. A quarter acre, flat, with mature trees on three sides. Room for a garden, a play set, or simply a wide lawn that takes mowing once a week and reseeding once a season. The kind of yard that, in this part of McLean, you typically have to inherit or buy at well over two million.

The Schools

Kent Gardens. Longfellow. McLean.

Elementary, middle, and high are all in the McLean cluster. The high school is a walk; the middle and elementary are a short bus stop from the corner.

The Commute

Tysons. The Beltway. The District.

Downtown McLean and Tysons Corner are minutes away. The Beltway, Route 123, and the GW Parkway put DC within a half hour of the front door.

The Lot

10,686 square feet, flat.

Roughly a quarter acre. Useable on every side. The kind of footprint a future addition would sit easily on, if a future owner asks for one.

Move-In

Available June Eleventh.

Listing goes live with full interior photography and a private tour schedule on the morning of June eleventh.

What Makes It Singular

Six moves the house already made for you.

01.

Refinished Hardwoods

The main level hardwoods were sanded and refinished this spring. New wood flooring runs through the kitchen, the sunroom, and the finished lower level. The interior was repainted top to bottom in restrained warm tones. The house is move-in ready without a finish negotiation.

02.

A Flat Quarter Acre

10,686 square feet of flat lot, framed by mature trees, useable on every side. In this part of McLean, a flat quarter acre is rare, and almost always tied to a much higher price. Here it is part of the offer.

03.

Walk To McLean High

McLean High School is a walk. Longfellow Middle and Kent Gardens Elementary both have bus stops within a short walk of the corner. Three-school cluster, fully within the desirable McLean attendance zone.

04.

A Sunroom Worth Keeping

The sunroom holds a long dining table, a quiet home office, or a reading corner. New wood flooring, fresh paint, natural light on three sides. It is the room you will end up in most weekends, whether you mean to or not.

05.

A Finished Lower Level

A flexible finished basement, new flooring throughout, suited equally to a media room, a gym, a guest suite, or a home office that needs to be away from the rest of the house. The third full bathroom serves this floor.

06.

Major Systems In Good Order

HVAC, water heater, and roof are all roughly two years old and in good working condition. Range, range hood, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, washer and dryer are all new within the last twelve months. The next owner inherits no immediate capital list.

The Math, Quietly

Estimate Your Payment.

A private estimate, running quietly. No account, no email capture, no tracking. Adjust the down payment, the rate, and the term to see your monthly figure.

Down Payment 20%

$279,800

Interest Rate 6.85%

Loan Term

Estimated Monthly

$7,346

Principal and interest only. Property tax, homeowner's insurance, and any HOA fees are additional. Confirm financing with your lender.

Central McLean

McLean as it lives.

This block sits inside one of McLean's most defended residential pockets. Quiet street, single-family houses on every parcel, mature trees overhead. The pace is residential. Children walk to school, neighbors know each other, and the weekend rhythm is slow.

Downtown McLean is six minutes by car for groceries, a coffee, or dinner. Tysons Corner Center and Tysons Galleria are a short ten minutes for everything else. The Silver Line Metro at McLean Station puts the District inside the commute. The GW Parkway and the Beltway handle whatever direction the work week requires.

To McLean High

Walking distance

To Tysons

Six minutes

To Silver Line

Ten minutes

To Downtown DC

Half an hour

A Quiet Quarter Acre. Two Blocks From The Bell.