This stunning riverside property in McLean, Virginia, is the most expensive listing in the Washington, D.C., region -- and for good reason.

Whether you're looking for riverside charm or Frank Lloyd Wright acclaim, this 3.2-acre estate in McLean has it all. And we mean all.

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Originally built for Jim Kimsey, a co-founder of AOL, "The Falls" (yes, the estate has its own name) features a gorgeous two-story living room, terrace, and infinity pool -- all of which literally overlook the Potomac River. With its modern interior design, the main house includes nine bedrooms, 13 full bathrooms, seven half baths, bronze front doors, wine cellar, and an underground parking garage with room for 30 cars. And then there's the massage room, exercise room, media room, and -- mahogany library. 

The guest house, called Marden House, is a fish-shaped structure designed by Frank Lloyd Wright back in the 1950s. 

The property also includes a tennis court and private gardens.

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Most of the residence's furnishings were custom-made to complement the interior (thank goodness! because if I'm shelling out $62 million for this place, I sure as heck don't have enough money to buy furniture, too!).

Said to have the best views of the Potomac in the region -- and to be the most expensive residence on the market in the D.C. area right now, The Falls is listed at $62,950,000. Click here for the full real estate listing.

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