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$9M Kalorama home is DC area’s most expensive February sale

WASHINGTON — The most expensive residential real estate sale in the D.C. region in February was a six-bedroom Kalorama mansion that sold for $9 million, $975,000 less than its original list price.

The 6,800-square-foot property at 2430 Wyoming Avenue Northwest was built in 1926. It had a recent top-to-bottom renovation and boasts a double lot, pool, library and billiards room.

Seven of the 10 most-expensive residential sales in the D.C. area last month were in the District itself.

Here is a gallery of February’s top-10 sales, courtesy of listing service Bright MLS:

10. $2.725 million
1320 29th St. NW
Washington, D.C.

This federal-style row house was built in 1900 and has four full baths, one half-bath and five bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS) — **10) $2.725 million**
1320 29th St. NW
Washington, D.C. This federal-style row house was built in 1900 and has four full baths, one half-bath and five bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)

9. $3 million
1230 27th St. NW
Washington, D.C.

This federal-style townhouse has four full baths, two half-baths and four bedrooms. — **9) $3 million**
1230 27th St. NW
Washington, D.C. This federal-style town house has four full baths, two half-baths and four bedrooms. (Chris Ellenbogen)

8. $3.125 million
9900 Newhall Road
Potomac, Maryland

This home has nine full baths, three half-baths and eight bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS) — **8) $3.125 million**
9900 Newhall Road
Potomac, Maryland This home has nine full baths, three half-baths and eight bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)

7. $3.15 million
2807 Chesterfield Pl. NW
Washington, D.C.

This contemporary-style home has five full baths, one half-bath and five bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS) — **7) $3.15 million**
2807 Chesterfield Pl. NW
Washington, D.C. This contemporary-style home has five full baths, one half-bath and five bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)

6. $3.295 million
2908 45th St. NW
Washington, D.C.

This French country-style home was built in 1928 and has four full baths, two half-baths and five bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS) — **6) $3.295 million**
2908 45th St. NW
Washington, D.C. This French country-style home was built in 1928 and has four full baths, two half-baths and five bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)

5. $3.3 million
8324 Woodmont Avenue
#1
Bethesda, Maryland

This duplex has seven full baths, 2 half-baths and seven bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS) — **5) $3.3 million**
8324 Woodmont Avenue #1
Bethesda, Maryland This duplex has seven full baths, two half-baths and seven bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)

4. $4.1 million
2030 Hillyer Place NW
Washington, D.C.

This home built in 1897 has seven full baths, one half-bath and seven bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS) — **4) $4.1 million**
2030 Hillyer Place NW
Washington, D.C. This home built in 1897 has seven full baths, one half-bath and seven bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)

3. $4.2 million
3512 Lowell St. NW
Washington, D.C.

This villa-style home was built in 1917 and has seven full baths, one half-bath and six bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS) — **3) $4.2 million**
3512 Lowell St. NW
Washington, D.C. This villa-style home was built in 1917 and has seven full baths, one half-bath and six bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)

Total active inventory in the million dollar-plus range is now 2,646 houses and condo in the D.C. area. (Courtesy Bright MLS) — **2) $5.45 million**
7853 Langley Ridge Road
McLean, Virginia This French country-style home was built in 2008 and has 10 full baths, two half-baths and eight bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)

1. $9 million
2430 Wyoming Avenue NW Washington, D.C.

This home was built in 1926 and has seven full baths, one half bath and six bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS) — **1) $9 million**
2430 Wyoming Avenue NW
Washington, D.C. This home was built in 1926 and has seven full baths, one half-bath and six bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)

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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.