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Sold In Bethesda

By WTOP Staff

4846 Western Avenue 4811 Newport Avenue 4813 Leland Street

The condo market in Chevy Chase saw a lot of activity last week, including the sale of a $1.5 million penthouse condo in the Somerset House:

  • 5225 Pooks Hill Road; 3 BD | 2 BA condominium; List price: $255,000; Sale price: $225,000
  • 5100 Dorset Avenue; 2 BD | 2 BA condominium; List price: $285,000; Sale price: $285,000
  • 4620 Park Avenue; 1 BD | 1 BA condominium; List price: $339,000; Sale price: $329,000
  • 4515 Willard Avenue; 2 BD | 2 BA condominium; List price: $385,000; Sale price: $373,000
  • 4620 Park Avenue; 1 BD | 1.5 BA condominium; List price: $439,000; Sale price: $420,000
  • 7500 Woodmont Avenue; 2 BD | 2 BA condominium; List price: $599,900; Sale price: $595,000
  • 4846 Western Avenue; 3 BD | 2 BA single family detached; List price: $689,000; Sale price: $720,000
  • 5913 Gloster Road; 3 BD | 3.5 BA single family detached; List price: $849,000; Sale price: $827,000
  • 4813 Leland Street; 3 BD | 2.5 BA single family detached; List price: $900,000; Sale price: $900,000
  • 5128 Scarsdale Road; 4 BD | 3 BA single family detached; List price: $949,500; Sale price: $950,000
  • 7209 Marbury Road; 4 BD | 3 BA single family detached; List price: $1,050,000; Sale price: $1,050,000
  • 4524 Middleton Lane; 4 BD | 3.5 BA single family detached; List price: $949,900; Sale price: $1,075,000
  • 5605 Oak Place; 5 BD | 3.5 BA single family detached; List price: $1,299,900; Sale price: $1,275,000
  • 5117 Wilson Lane; 5 BD | 3 BA single family detached; List price: $1,499,000; Sale price: $1,400,000
  • 4811 Newport Avenue; 4 BD | 4.5 BA single family detached; List price: $1,368,000; Sale price: $1,403,000
  • 5610 Wisconsin Avenue; 2 BD | 2.5 BA condominium; List price: $1,485,000; Sale price: $1,500,381
  • 5114 Hampden Lane; 5 BD | 4.5 BA single family detached; List price: $1,799,000; Sale price: $1,800,000

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4524 Middleton Lane 5114 Hampden Lane 5117 Wilson Lane

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