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This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

This contemporary home in the Palisades was originally built in 1961, and modernized by locally renowned modern architect David Jameson in 2003. The couple worked with David to completely transform the home, inside and out. They gutted and replaced the original finishes and fixtures with modern staples like floor-to-ceiling glass pane windows, floating stairs and even an aquatic garden. Now, the home is a surprisingly peaceful retreat, within an easy 20-minute drive of downtown D.C. (Image: Courtesy Contemporary Listings Group/ TTR Sotheby's International Realty Group)

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