1011 N Tuckahoe St Falls Church, VA 22046

This was the FIRST LEED house built in the City of Falls Church, built in 2009, and was awarded LEED-Silver Certification. This beautiful home is in a prime location, with walking distance to the East Falls Church Metro! During construction, this home was featured on HGTV and 13 talented designers created beautifully designed spaces throughout this home! There are 4 levels, with 5 bedrooms, 4 full baths and 1 half-bath, plus 2 home offices. It is sited on a large corner lot, just under .25 acres and has a fenced-in private rear yard. LEED is the acronym for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design and is the leading international program for sustainable building design and construction. What are the benefits of building to a LEED standard? Not only does it demonstrate environmentally responsible building practices, but on average, LEED-certified homes use 20 to 30% less energy than a home built to code, with some homes reporting up to a 60% savings. These energy efficient homes contribute less carbon and pollution to the atmosphere, improve your indoor air quality, and they result in a significant amount of savings in lowering your utility costs. Walking into the open 2-story foyer, this home welcomes you with its light-filled and spacious design. The kitchen shows off maple cabinets, a Bosch induction cooktop with magnetic technology, and the range hood and appliances are an elite blue-glass line. The kitchen island is stunning, made from repurposed concrete taken from the New River, with glass layered throughout. The dining room can hold a large gathering and take note of the mica glass on the walls, which gives off a beautiful, elegant shimmer. The dining room flows into a sitting area and the living room. There is clear glass bead embedded on the painted walls for a subtle glow, giving the space a light-filled energy. The powder room is called “The Flame Room” with red glass and an integrated sink. There is a main level home office, and the entire house is wired with Cat 5e. On the second level is the primary suite with a sitting area that walks out to a spacious deck. The primary bath is “The River Bath” with a river stone surround jetted soaking tub, a steam shower, and double vanities. From the sitting area, there is a second home office that could also serve as a nursery, making the primary suite a wonderful multi-use space. “The Fairy Tree” mural leads to the second bedroom, with a private full bath, featuring a vanity of recycled glass. The laundry room is located on the second level and has a newer washer and dryer, a laundry sink, and plenty of counterspace. You don’t want to miss “The Create Room” with Swarovski crystals accenting the painted flowering wisps on the walls, what a magical place for children to do their homework! Walk up to the top level and there is the kid’s lounge which is flanked by two additional large bedrooms. “The Mountain Bedroom” features a ski-slope mural wall. There is a full bath, called “The Forest Bath”, which has painted tree-lined walls and a double vanity with integrated sinks. On the other side of the lounge is the fourth bedroom, which is everybody’s favorite, ”The Space Room”. The walls are painted to look like the inside of a space rocket with window views of space and a hammered metallic look. The designers created some wonderfully artistic spaces throughout this home! Walking down to the lower level the basement has a fifth bedroom and full bath, and a utility room. Additional features that make up this LEED-Silver Certified home are: Geothermal system and a Desuperheater for domestic hot water; the windows are double-pane, low-e argon gas; materials used include bamboo flooring, recycled concrete, recycled glass, low VOC paint, energy efficient appliances, SIP panels, and a rainwater cistern. Wow! LEED, HGTV & Metro!