Indipendente Unifamiliare King George

As you turn up the circular drive at Rokeby North and you already know you’re somewhere different — a fountain catching the afternoon light, trees that line the driveway, and the kind of quiet that only comes from real distance between neighbors. It’s small-town living, but Washington, DC, Fredericksburg, and Southern Maryland are all still an easy drive away.
The land alone is remarkable: more than 26 acres, ten of them prime, buildable waterfront, including the two adjoining lots the current owners added just to round things out. There are fruiting fig trees, blueberry bushes along the edges, wide-open lawns, and water spigots scattered around the property for whoever wants to garden, farm a little, or just keep things green.
Inside, the finishes hold up to a closer look. Hardwood in the family room and primary bedroom, marble, limestone, and granite through the foyer and formal living spaces, and carpet in the remaining bedrooms, for the rooms that are meant to feel soft underfoot. The kitchen is built for real cooking and real entertaining: a GE Profile™ Smart Induction Cooktop, double wall ovens, custom cherry cabinetry, granite counters, and a refrigerator and freezer with panel fronts that disappear right into the cabinetry. Three sinks, each with its own disposal, keep cleanup from ever slowing down the party.
Comfort was clearly a priority here. Radiant heat runs under the main level, three separate HVAC zones each have their own air filtration and humidifiers, and fiber internet is in place for anyone working from home. Two of the three en suite bedrooms sit on the main floor, with a third above the garage, and two more bedrooms share a full bath upstairs. The primary suite is its own world: a private foyer, two offices, a walk-through closet plus three more, a jetted tub, a three-head shower, dual vanities, and its own water closet.
Outside, a limestone patio with retractable awnings sits off the living room, a pergola is already wired for a hot tub, and a wide-open green space out back is just waiting for a pool or a garden. The garage has three automatic doors and its own dog wash station. Beyond that sits a large barn with cement floors, water, and electricity — the door and rafters were raised to fit a full-size motorhome, boats or even a place for livestock.
Then there’s the water. Roughly 850 feet of frontage on the Upper Machodoc Creek, with direct access out to the Potomac. A new bulkhead, a sandy beach, two docks (one with a boat lift and covered storage), and a shed for all the gear that goes with it. Ready for fun and the perfect option to build a new waterfront home. Waterfront like this, this close to everything else the property offers, doesn’t come along often.
Rokeby North offers small-town peace without asking you to give up comfort, style, or convenience — a rare combination, and rarer still on the water. Note: some photos are electronically staged