The Bradley House located at 6711 Bradley Boulevard in Bethesda, Maryland, is a 5,657-square-foot residence situated on a nearly one-acre lot. Originally built in 1936, the existing structure required extensive interior and exterior renovations to meet the needs of modern living while preserving its architectural character.The project was approached in three phases: comprehensive interior and exterior upgrades, site design improvements, and the addition of a new two-story volume. A key intervention involved removing several existing structural walls to improve the spatial flow and functionality of the home—most notably in the kitchen, living, and dining areas. Exterior enhancements included the replacement of all windows, new brick cladding and siding, and the addition of architectural details that honor the original language of the home. A new roof structure was also introduced to unify the design.Outdoor living was prioritized through the integration of a fire pit, outdoor kitchen and dining area, and a lounge adjacent to the existing family room—all designed to strengthen the connection to the pool and landscape. A new four-car garage was added, with a spacious owner’s suite above it. This new wing was designed to blend seamlessly with the original architecture while bringing symmetry, clarity, and a renewed sense of balance to the overall home.