Bonum Creek waterfront, private by design and deliberate in its placement.

A custom residence set across 9.5 acres with a private dock. The architecture is confident and composed, with vertical siding and concrete forms introducing texture, weight, and a quiet sense of permanence.

The home turns fully toward the water. Views are protected, the setting is concealed, and the experience remains entirely inward, designed for the owner rather than the audience. Wildlife moves through the landscape uninterrupted, and as the light fades, the sky settles into a field of stars above the surrounding land.

Four bedrooms and four baths are arranged with clarity, including a dedicated home office and a double-height screened outdoor living room with a fireplace, a defining space that extends the house into the landscape while remaining usable across seasons. Equally suited for quiet retreat or hosting, the home holds both with ease.

The residence is the work of the principal of STUDIO MB in Washington, DC, whose portfolio includes the Rappahannock Oyster Bar and the Fish Market at The Wharf, as well as a range of contemporary civic and residential projects. The lineage is evident, but never overstated.

Creek access leads easily to the Potomac River, while the broader Northern Neck offers a setting defined by water, history, and a longstanding connection to the Chesapeake.

A property defined by control over land, over water, and over how both are experienced.