Now’s your chance to own a rare Bonner contemporary—one of just 65 ever built by Reston architect Ken Bonner, who designed Reston’s very first home and became known for his nature-inspired, mid-century modern style that embraces natural light and wooded surroundings. This 4BR, 3.5BA home sits on a private ⅓-acre lot along Hidden Creek Country Club and the Lake Anne community, offering over 3,400+ SQFT of open living space across three finished levels. Inside, you’ll find a bright, airy layout with updated windows and slider doors, two fireplaces (gas in the living room, wood-burning in the dining room), a formal dining area with butler’s pantry/bar, and a stunning sunroom addition with skylights, gas fireplace, and integrated Bose sound system—perfect for year-round enjoyment. The fully fenced yard is beautifully landscaped and surrounded by mature trees, with a two-car carport and oversized driveway providing tons of parking. Major updates include a 90-gallon water heater (2024), HVAC system and ductwork (2012), flat roof and skylights (2012), and shingle roof (2009). The location is unbeatable—just 1.2 miles to Reston Station, a vibrant transit-oriented hub with restaurants, cafés, fitness studios, salons, hotels, co-working spaces, and direct access to the Silver Line Metro for a seamless commute to Tysons, Dulles Airport, and Washington, DC. You're also just 5 minutes to Reston Town Center, home to top-rated dining, high-end retail, a movie theater, weekend events, bars, skating rink, parks, and the brand-new $675 million Microsoft Innovation Campus. Walkable from the home is Lake Anne Plaza, one of Reston’s original gathering spots, offering lakeside dining, coffee shops, local boutiques, a seasonal farmers market, brewpub, yoga studio, community events, and even paddleboard/kayak access to the lake. With architectural pedigree, timeless style, and an unbeatable location—this is Reston living at its best. Reston offers 15 pools, 55 miles of trails, numerous parks, 4 beautiful lakes, 52 tennis courts, 18 pickle ball courts, a variety of community events and programs throughout the year, including festivals, concerts, workshops, and social gatherings, several community centers, including the Reston Association's main headquarters, the Walker Nature Center, and the Lake House at Lake Newport, which offer spaces for community meetings, classes, and special events.