RARE McLEAN BUILDING LOT — FULLY SUBDIVIDED, RECORDED, AND READY TO BUILD IN 22102. Opportunities like this simply do not come to market in McLean. Offered by St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Lot B is a newly created, fully entitled building parcel of approximately 36,197 square feet — 0.831 acres — carved from one of the last remaining large landholdings inside the coveted 22102 corridor. Zoned R-1 and fronting on quiet, tree-lined Brook Road, this is a blank canvas of genuine size in a location where new lots are effectively extinct. THE HARD WORK IS ALREADY DONE. The entitlement work with Fairfax County is complete. The subdivision has been approved, the deed of subdivision has been recorded, and the parcel carries its own Tax Map identification (0282 01 0012B). The Fairfax County Health Department has approved the site for aAlternative septic = 5+ bedrooms. Soil work completed, no guesswork, no waiting. A buyer pursuing an alternative septic system may be able to increase that bedroom rating; the framework is in place for a purchaser who wants to push the design further. For a builder, this means a lot you can underwrite with confidence and take vertical without a multi-year approval odyssey. For an end user, it means the freedom to build the custom home you actually want, in the neighborhood you already love, rather than compromising on someone else's finishes. Brook Road sits in the heart of McLean's most established residential fabric — mature hardwoods, generous lots, and a quiet, established streetscape, yet minutes from Tysons Corner, the Silver Line Metro, downtown McLean's shops and restaurants, the GW Parkway, Route 123, and the Beltway. Reagan National, Dulles, and downtown Washington are all comfortably within reach. Fairfax County Public Schools serve the property. The parcel adjoins the grounds of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, providing an uncommon sense of openness and green buffer that new construction on a typical infill lot can never replicate. Nearly 0.83 acres of R-1 land with real width and real depth — room for a substantial luxury residence, a proper motor court, a pool, and outdoor living, all with the setbacks and building envelope defined and documented. Recent land and redevelopment transactions along Brook Road, Holly Leaf Drive, and Alvord Street confirm strong, sustained builder and end-user demand for buildable land in this pocket of McLean, where finished new construction routinely commands premium pricing. The lot's size and configuration lend themselves to a deep front setback and a private rear yard — the kind of siting that separates a signature home from a spec build. Land this size, this entitled, and this well located does not last in McLean. Bring your architect, bring your builder, and bring your vision.