From the dupont Registry's featured properties - Southeast

Gaining exposure from a cover run in our August 2010 issue of the dupontREGISTRY's Homes edition, Foud Talout closed the sale of a beautiful Virginia estate for 10.2 million. The new owners will be taking possession of the Chateau Noble de McLean by the end of this month. 

The Chateau Noble de Mclean, built by Michael Darvishi, accomodates regal living. Nestled atop a hill and beset by two beautifully landscaped acres, this Chateau Noble presonifies its name as a 27,000-square-foot manor brimming with spatial rooms and detailed with Beaux-Arts elements. 

The crown jewel of the living quarters is the magnanimous master suite that supplies a separate sitting room with fireplace and closets equipped with cherry wood built-ins. Luxurious accomodations continue in five additional bedrooms, each bedecked with their own marble and tile bathroom.

Agent Fouad Talout notes, "Never before has there been such an ideal opportunity to own one of the D.C. area's most stunning estates" In his stately position, Chateau Noble complies with any preference of political involvement while pledging a royal lifestyle.