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Lot 28
Lot 28 is compact, efficient,and buildable. Relatively level street frontage along Palmer Lane allows a classic parking court and drop-off loop with a side garage. The high point of the gently-sloping land is in the center of the lot allowing for a home with a broad, symmetrical floor plan with outdoor spaces radiating out from the central volume. As shown, a house could provide between 5,000-7,500 square feet of living space while fitting proportionately within the constraints of the site. An attached garage allows flexibility and privacy where an in-law suite can be included with its own dedicated entrance. The outdoor spaces open from the main rooms of the home providing views of gardens and direct access to terraces for relaxation and entertaining. The perimeter of the property is left naturally forested and planted with evergreen trees where necessary for screening. The street frontage is to the northeast, such that the gardens and open yard behind can enjoy year-round sun. Lot 28 is an outstanding Keswick lot, that is easy to build on. Tastefully sited and thoughtfully designed, a future home here will provide its owner with a quintessential Virginia residence.
Lot 32
Lot 32 welcomes those looking for a well-balanced, flexible lot. Sloping consistently from northwest to southeast, this is one of the flattest and most buildable available. Paired with the square shape of the property, Lot 32 provides generous space to situate an estate home, gardens, play areas, and wooded buffers for privacy and wildlife habitat. As shown, a house could provide between 5,000-7,500 square feet of living space while fitting proportionately within the constraints of the site. A semi-detached garage allows flexibility and privacy where an in-law suite can be included with its own dedicated entrance. The outdoor spaces open from the main rooms of the home providing views of gardens and direct access to terraces for relaxation and entertaining. The perimeter of the property is left naturally forested and planted with evergreen trees where necessary for screening. A central location for the home allows for a direct, formally-centered entry drive, and optimizes privacy and landscape development potential in all directions. The frontage faces west such that private lawns and gardens in back enjoy eastern and southern sunlight.