Designed by acclaimed architect Travis Price, FAIA, 2807 Chesterfield Place is a refined study in volume, clarity, and restraint. With gallery-like proportions and refined simplicity, the home offers a natural canvas for art and an elevated lifestyle shaped by its surroundings. Inspired by light, stillness, and the uninterrupted presence of nature, this nearly 10,000 square foot residence blends seamlessly into its woodland setting. Crafted of red brick, natural wood, and glass, the home dissolves the boundary between indoors and out. A sculptural staircase anchors the layout. The living room, with soaring ceilings and two stories of glass, opens directly to the forest, making nature a living backdrop rather than just a view. The expansive kitchen with island seating flows into the main living spaces with quiet confidence, ideal for both intimate family gatherings and grand celebrations. Five bedrooms and five and a half baths are designed with clarity and warmth. The primary suite is a private retreat with its own terrace, fireplace, and spa bath. Additional features include an elevator, garage, motor court, custom millwork, and multiple terraces that extend living into the trees. The home also offers a great room, family room, office, dedicated fitness area, and ample storage space. Located in Forest Hills, one of Washington’s most architecturally distinctive neighborhoods, the home offers rare access to nature, peaceful surroundings, and close proximity to the city’s cultural core, the Downtown Business District, and Reagan National Airport.