1908 Orchard Hill Drive

Set on a spacious homesite in the established Gallahan community, 1908 Orchard Hill Drive offers the perfect blend of privacy, scale, and convenience in one of Fort Washingtons most desirable residential enclaves. This expansive single family residence features generously sized living spaces, a flowing floor plan ideal for both everyday living and entertaining, and the peaceful suburban setting buyers increasingly seek just outside of Washington, DC. Surrounded by mature trees and estate style homes, the property provides a quiet retreat while remaining remarkably connected to the regions major employment and lifestyle hubs. Inside, the home features 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and over 2,100 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space set on an expansive nearly one acre lot. Built in 2009, the residence offers generously sized living and dining areas, a spacious kitchen with abundant cabinetry and prep space, and an open layout well suited for both everyday living and entertaining. The upper level includes well proportioned bedrooms and a sizable primary suite, while the attached two car garage and long driveway provide ample parking and convenience. Large windows throughout the home bring in natural light and frame the peaceful wooded surroundings, creating a private retreat with the scale and setting rarely found so close to the DC metropolitan area. Commuters will appreciate the propertys strategic location with convenient access to National Harbor, Joint Base Andrews, Old Town Alexandria, Capitol Hill, downtown Washington, DC, and Northern Virginia employment centers via Indian Head Highway, I 495, and nearby commuter routes. The location also provides easy access to Reagan National Airport, MGM National Harbor, Tanger Outlets, waterfront dining, and multiple regional parks and recreation destinations along the Potomac River. Residents enjoy proximity to outdoor recreation including Fort Washington Park, scenic riverfront trails, golf courses, marinas, and shopping and dining destinations throughout Fort Washington, Oxon Hill, and National Harbor.