First time on the market! Tucked away at the end of the exclusive Foxhall Crescents enclave—on the historic site of the former Rockefeller Estate—this elegant 5-bedroom, 5.5-bath residence, with 5,832 sq.ft. of living space was custom-designed by renowned DC architect Arthur Cotton Moore. Built in 1984 and lovingly maintained by the original owner, the home features Moore’s signature pale brick façade and a striking Palladian window that floods the two-story entry hall with natural light. Inside, marble floors and a grand staircase set the tone for gracious living. Just off the main entry, a hallway connects to the kitchen and includes a powder room and coat closet for added convenience. The open kitchen and family room were thoughtfully redesigned with refined custom cabinetry, a large island, and top-tier appliances including a Sub-Zero wine fridge, refrigerator drawers, freezer drawers, and a full-size Thermador refrigerator/freezer—ideal for entertaining. Formal living and dining rooms span the back of the home, where a wood-burning fireplace, custom built-ins, and French doors open to a large flagstone patio overlooking the garden and pool. The dining room comfortably seats 14, with a wall of casement windows framing the serene outdoor setting. Upstairs, the primary suite features a spacious bedroom, marble bath with soaking tub and separate shower, and two walk-in closets. Two additional en-suite bedrooms complete the upper level. The light-filled walkout lower level includes a large recreation room with built-ins, wood-burning fireplace, and French doors leading directly to the pool and lower patio. Two additional bedrooms, two full baths, and a generous laundry room offer flexible living and guest space. Located minutes from Georgetown, Downtown DC, Chain Bridge, and major commuter routes, 4616 Foxhall Crescents is a rare offering combining privacy, architectural pedigree, and timeless design.