Open house Saturday 5/10 from 1:00-3:00 pm and Sunday 5/11 from 1:00-3:00 pm. Recently built among the tree-lined streets of Kensington, this 5 bedroom and 4.5 bathroom home with two car garage and over 4,000 square feet of living space displays the perfect union of traditional finishes with a modern sensibility. A gracious covered front porch provides a warm welcome and true outdoor living space with southern exposure. The entryway opens to a large dining room with two walls of windows and warm oak flooring that continues throughout the upper levels. To the rear of the main living area, an open plan living area boasts dual exposure with windows flooding the space with natural light, from the cozy, yet modern stone fireplace to the breakfast area and well appointed kitchen. With waterfall quartz countertops on the vast island, a sleek stainless steel appliance suite, including two ovens and an apron front sink, the marriage of traditional and modern is best demonstrated here at the heart of the home. Sliding glass doors provide access to the spacious rear deck and backyard. Upstairs, the primary suite features dual exposures to the south and east, with incredible natural light, an enviably large walk-in closet, and marble clad en-suite bath with dual vanity, deep soaking tub, glass enclosed shower, and separate water closet. A second full suite with tub shower, as well as two additional bedrooms with Jack-and-Jill ensuite bath, and conveniently located laundry room with side-by-side high efficiency appliances complete the upper level. Descending to the lower level, any worry of a cold, dark basement quickly fades away as large egress windows provide natural light, and reveal a perfect second living room retreat, fifth bedroom with adjacent full bath, excellent storage, and a den, currently used as a fitness room. Downtown Kensington, replete with easy access to groceries, restaurants, beautiful parks, a craft brewery, antique shops, and Kensington MARC station to name a few, is a true lifestyle destination. Well connected to nearby communities and the District, but in a league of its own