Washington, D.C. The Federal-style attached row house in Georgetown was built in 1865. It has three bedrooms, three full bathrooms and one half-bath. (Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS)
Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS
Alexandria, Virginia The Old Town Federal-style home was built in 1779. It has five bedrooms, four bathrooms and one half-bath. (Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS)
Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS
6629 Elgin Lane
Bethesda, Maryland The 1940 Colonial in the Bannockburn Heights area of Bethesda has four bedrooms, four bathrooms and two half-baths. ((Courtesy MRIS)
(Courtesy MRIS
Washington, D.C. This Dupont Circle Georgian home was built in 1911. It has seven bedrooms, five bathrooms and one half-bath. (Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS)
Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS
Washington, D.C. The Wesley Heights home, built in 1952, has five bedrooms, four bathrooms and one half-bath. (Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS)
Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS
2419 Little Fox Lane
Vienna, Virginia This Colonial-style home, built in 2002, has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and five half-baths. (Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS)
Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS
Washington, D.C. The Georgian in the Spring Valley neighborhood was built in 1930. The home has six bedrooms, six bathrooms and two half-baths. (Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS)
Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS
Washington, D.C. This traditional-style home in the Berkley neighborhood of D.C. was built in 2015. It has six bedrooms, five bathrooms and two half-baths. (Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS)
Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS
McLean, Virginia The French Country home in McLean, was built in 2006 and has seven bedrooms, six bathrooms and two half-baths. (Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS)
Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS
Bethesda, Maryland This Colonial-style home, built in 2008, has 8 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms and one half-bath. (Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS)
Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS
Washington, D.C. The Georgetown penthouse was built in 1984. It has three bedrooms, four bathrooms and one half-bath. (Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS)
Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS
Washington D.C. This new midrise — built in 2016 — in Woodley Park has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and one half-bath. (Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS)
Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS
Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS
2850 Woodland Drive NW Washington, D.C. Beaux Arts-style home in Massachusetts Avenue Heights was originally built in 1927, The manor has seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms and three half-baths (Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS)
Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS
WASHINGTON — The ten most expensive residential sales in the Washington region in January ranged from a $3.1 million, six-bedroom traditional on a half-acre in the District’s Wesley Heights neighborhood to a $10.8 million Beaux Arts estate with seven-bedrooms in D.C.’s Massachusetts Avenue Heights.
Six of the 10 most expensive residential sales in January were in the District.
The Massachusetts Avenue Heights estate sold for a 10 percent discount from list price.
Click through the slideshow below to see January’s most expensive sales, courtesy listing service MRIS, a Bright MLS.
