Designed by renowned architect Travis Price, FAIA, 2807 Chesterfield Place is a nearly 10,000 square foot modern residence set within a wooded landscape in Forest Hills. Defined by clean lines, natural materials, and gallery-like proportions, the home offers a seamless connection to its surroundings. Constructed of red brick, wood, and glass, the design erases boundaries between interior and exterior. A sculptural staircase anchors the layout, while the main living space with double-height ceilings and two stories of glass opens directly to the forest. The expansive kitchen flows into the living area with quiet precision. Five bedrooms and five and a half baths are designed for comfort and clarity. The primary suite features a private terrace, fireplace, and spa-style bath. Additional amenities include an elevator, motor court, garage, custom millwork, multiple terraces, a great room, family room, office, fitness studio, and generous storage throughout. Located in one of Washington’s most architecturally notable neighborhoods, the home offers privacy, access to nature, and close-proximity to the Downtown Business District, and Reagan National Airport.