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Most expensive DC-area homes sold in October 2016

Jeff Clabaugh | jclabaugh@wtop.com

November 10, 2016, 1:12 PM

13. $2,370,000 This Chevy Chase Colonial built in 1908 has five bedrooms, four full bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
13. $2,370,000 This Chevy Chase Colonial built in 1908 has five bedrooms, four full bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
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12. 2,425,000 This colonial mansion in the Reserve in McLean was built in 2000 and has five bedrooms, five bathrooms and one half bath. (MRIS)
12. $2,425,000 This colonial mansion in the Reserve in McLean was built in 2000 and has five bedrooms, five bathrooms and one half bath. (MRIS)
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14. $250,000,000 This Georgetown mansion built in 1900 has five bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths. (MRIS)
14. $2,500,000 This Georgetown mansion built in 1900 has five bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths. (MRIS) Editor’s Note: An earlier version of this slide listed the incorrect price.  ((MRIS))
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11. 2,500,000 Another McLean colonial in the Reserve, this one built in 2001, has five bedroms, seven bathrooms and 3 half baths. (MRIS)
11. 2,500,000 Another McLean colonial in the Reserve, this one built in 2001, has five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and 3 half baths. (MRIS)
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10. $2,550,000 This four-bedroom mansion in the Berkley neighborhood of D.C. also has four bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
10. $2,550,000 This four-bedroom mansion in the Berkley neighborhood of D.C. also has four bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
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9. $2,790,499 Newly built McLean Colonial in River Oaks has six bedrooms, six bathrooms and four half baths. (MRIS)
9. $2,790,499 Newly built McLean Colonial in River Oaks has six bedrooms, six bathrooms and four half baths. (MRIS)
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8. $3,100,000 McLean Craftsman-style home built in 2000 ha seven bedrooms, six bathrooms and four half-baths. (MRIS)
8. $3,100,000 McLean Craftsman-style home built in 2000 ha seven bedrooms, six bathrooms and four half baths. (MRIS)
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7. 3,200,000 This newly constructed French Provincial-style home in McLean has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
7. 3,200,000 This newly constructed French Provincial-style home in McLean has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
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6. 3,500,000 This Kalorama colonial-style brick mansion was built in 1912 and has four bedrooms, five bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
6. 3,500,000 This Kalorama colonial-style brick mansion was built in 1912 and has four bedrooms, five bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
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5. $3,767,000 This 2011 Great Falls, Virginia, home in the Taylor Spencer subdivision has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and two half-baths. (MRIS)
5. $3,767,000 This 2011 Great Falls, Virginia, home in the Taylor Spencer subdivision has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and two half baths. (MRIS)
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4. $3,775,000 This nine-bedrooom International-style brick mansion in Potomac, Maryland, was built in 1991. (MRIS)
4. $3,775,000 This nine-bedrooom International-style brick mansion in Potomac, Maryland, was built in 1991. (MRIS)
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3. $5,000,000 This colonial in McLean built in 2006 has five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and one half bath. (MRIS)
3. $5,000,000 This colonial in McLean built in 2006 has five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and one half bath. (MRIS)
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2. $5,350,000 The 1918 Bethesda Tudor has eight bedrooms, four bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
2. $5,350,000 The 1918 Bethesda Tudor has eight bedrooms, four bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
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1. $5,700,000 The most expensive home sold in the D.C. area was this villa in the Kent Neighborhood has seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms and one half bath. (MRIS).
1. $5,700,000 The most expensive home sold in the D.C. area was this villa near the Palisades neighborhood, which has seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms and one half bath. . (MRIS)
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13. $2,370,000 This Chevy Chase Colonial built in 1908 has five bedrooms, four full bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
12. 2,425,000 This colonial mansion in the Reserve in McLean was built in 2000 and has five bedrooms, five bathrooms and one half bath. (MRIS)
14. $250,000,000 This Georgetown mansion built in 1900 has five bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths. (MRIS)
11. 2,500,000 Another McLean colonial in the Reserve, this one built in 2001, has five bedroms, seven bathrooms and 3 half baths. (MRIS)
10. $2,550,000 This four-bedroom mansion in the Berkley neighborhood of D.C. also has four bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
9. $2,790,499 Newly built McLean Colonial in River Oaks has six bedrooms, six bathrooms and four half baths. (MRIS)
8. $3,100,000 McLean Craftsman-style home built in 2000 ha seven bedrooms, six bathrooms and four half-baths. (MRIS)
7. 3,200,000 This newly constructed French Provincial-style home in McLean has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
6. 3,500,000 This Kalorama colonial-style brick mansion was built in 1912 and has four bedrooms, five bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
5. $3,767,000 This 2011 Great Falls, Virginia, home in the Taylor Spencer subdivision has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and two half-baths. (MRIS)
4. $3,775,000 This nine-bedrooom International-style brick mansion in Potomac, Maryland, was built in 1991. (MRIS)
3. $5,000,000 This colonial in McLean built in 2006 has five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and one half bath. (MRIS)
2. $5,350,000 The 1918 Bethesda Tudor has eight bedrooms, four bathrooms and two half baths. (MRIS)
1. $5,700,000 The most expensive home sold in the D.C. area was this villa in the Kent Neighborhood has seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms and one half bath. (MRIS).

WASHINGTON — The most expensive residential sale in Washington last month closed for 4.5 percent more than its most recent list price, and its buyers got a seven-bedroom compound on a half-acre lot near Northwest D.C.’s Palisades neighborhood.

The home, at 3035 Chain Bridge Road, was built in 1940 and includes nine bathrooms, 7,250-square-feet of interior space, a pool, steam room and sauna, and private gardens.

The Washington region’s most expensive residential sales in October were all in the District, Bethesda, Potomac, Chevy Chase, Great Falls and McLean. Scroll through the gallery to see all of them.

Jeff Clabaugh

Jeff Clabaugh has spent 20 years covering the Washington region's economy and financial markets for WTOP as part of a partnership with the Washington Business Journal, and officially joined the WTOP newsroom staff in January 2016.

jclabaugh@wtop.com

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