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Sold In Bethesda

By WTOP Staff

7500 Woodmont Avenue 6447 Brookes Lane 8802 Lowell Street

Last week’s real estate sales included one pricey Woodmont Avenue condo and a $1.4 million, five-bedroom home near Sangamore Road:

  • 4242 East West Highway; 1 BD | 1 BA condominium; List price: $254,500; Sale price: $254,500
  • 7111 Woodmont Avenue; 1 BD | 1 BA condominium; List price: $354,900; Sale price: $345,000
  • 5370 Pooks Hill Road; 3 BD | 3 BA condominium; List price: $479,900; Sale price: $475,000
  • 6203 Singleton Place; 4 BD | 3 BA single family detached; List price: $718,000; Sale price: $685,000
  • 5806 Cleves Lane; 4 BD | 3 BA single family detached; List price: $719,000; Sale price: $695,000
  • 8519 Pelham Road; 3 BD | 2.5 BA single family detached; List price: $700,000; Sale price: $700,000
  • 4550 Park Avenue; 2 BD | 2 BA condominium; List price: $715,000; Sale price: $715,000
  • 5702 Bradley Boulevard; 2 BD | 2 BA single family detached; List price: $725,000; Sale price: $725,000
  • 6700 Rannoch Road; 3 BD | 2.5 BA single family detached; List price: $757,000; Sale price: $757,000
  • 8802 Lowell Street; 4 BD | 2 BA single family detached; List price: $689,000; Sale price: $762,500
  • 9619 Linden Avenue; 3 BD | 3.5 BA townhouse; List price: $737,767; Sale price: $769,000
  • 5209 Augusta Street; 3 BD | 2.5 BA single family detached; List price: $749,950; Sale price: $781,500
  • 5614 Oakmont Avenue; 3 BD | 1.5 BA single family detached; List price: $789,000; Sale price: $800,000
  • 7500 Woodmont Avenue; 3 BD | 2 BA condominium; List price: $899,900; Sale price: $890,000
  • 5820 Madaket Road; 4 BD | 3.5 BA single family detached; List price: $975,000; Sale price: $950,000
  • 7205 Longwood Drive; 6 BD | 6 BA single family detached; List price: $999,900; Sale price: $1,025,000
  • 6447 Brookes Lane; 5 BD | 4.5 BA single family detached; List price: $1,399,000; Sale price: $1,399,000

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7205 Longwood Drive 5614 Oakmont Avenue 5820 Madaket Road

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