We are proud to showcase 6916 Carmichael Avenue, a luxury custom home located in the sought-after Bannockburn Estates. Designed to harmonize with its serene backdrop of 25 acres of protected parkland, this Mid-Century Modern masterpiece balances sophisticated design with organic warmth. The exterior immediately sets the tone, featuring a striking combination of Modern Mill ACRE siding, MetroBrick Charcoal water tables, and expansive Andersen 400 Series windows that dissolve the barrier between indoor comfort and outdoor beauty. The inviting covered patio, complete with bluestone flooring and integrated audio, offers a perfect setting for year-round entertaining, seamlessly connecting the natural surroundings to the home's interior.

Inside, the open floor plan is defined by wide-plank Select White Oak flooring and custom rift-sawn white oak cabinetry that reinforces an organic modernist aesthetic. The heart of the home is a culinary showpiece designed for both daily living and grand hosting, anchored by a 10-foot Cristallo Iceberg Quartzite island with dual waterfalls. A matte black 48” BlueStar NOVA Series range and panel-ready JennAir refrigeration provide professional-grade performance, while a discreet butler’s pantry ensures effortless service. Every detail, from the sculptural lighting to the curated tile selections, was chosen to elevate the daily experience of luxury living.

Designed for longevity and comfort, this custom build features a Savaria Eclipse elevator for multi-generational accessibility and a primary suite that serves as a private sanctuary. The spa-inspired bath offers radiant heated floors, a freestanding solid surface tub, and brushed brass fixtures for a retreat-like atmosphere. Beyond the visible finishes, Foxhall Homes prioritized superior construction standards, utilizing AdvanTech subflooring and Huber ZIP System wall sheathing to ensure the home's structural integrity matches its visual appeal. This project exemplifies our commitment to building distinct, high-performance homes in Bethesda.