There is something particularly special about a Highland Park home that feels established yet lives entirely new.
4233 Potomac Avenue was taken to the studs and comprehensively reimagined in 2025, preserving the character and proportions of the original home while replacing and upgrading the systems, materials and finishes throughout.
Inside, European white oak floors, custom hardwood millwork and a series of dramatic arched iron-and-glass doors establish a timeless foundation. The interiors feel refined without feeling overly new, with Schumacher wallcoverings, one-of-a-kind designer lighting and beautifully considered architectural details throughout.
The kitchen is finished with custom cabinetry, Calacatta Viola marble complemented by a separate butler's kitchen with marble flooring, sink and dishwasher. Formal living spaces with oversized windows and doors bring natural light throughout the home and connect the interiors to the backyard.
Upstairs, the primary suite is a true retreat with generous proportions, European white oak floors and beautiful natural light.
Outside, the property becomes its own private escape. A saline pool with jets and LED lighting is surrounded by low-maintenance turf, mature landscaping and multiple areas for outdoor living and entertaining.
Detached guest quarters add an unusually valuable layer of flexibility. Adjacent to the garage and accessible independently through the garage or exterior gates, the space includes a kitchenette, full bath, walk-in closet and dedicated HVAC—ideal for guests, a private office, studio, gym or extended stays.
And behind the finishes is an equally impressive list of improvements. The 2025 renovation included new electrical and plumbing, whole-house water filtration, kitchen reverse osmosis, interior fire sprinklers and extensive system upgrades. Even the garage is air conditioned, creating additional usable space beyond traditional parking.
4233 Potomac is the rare combination: an established Highland Park address, timeless architecture, a beautifully executed renovation and the infrastructure of a home designed for the way people live now.
