Bethesda estate of late developer Albert Small on the market for 1st time ever

The 115-foot formal grass walk has two sets of grass and is lined with perennials. It leads to a raised Haddonstone fountain that is set between curved stone knee walls. (Courtesy Sotheby’s International Realty, glenbrookroadestate.com)

Here’s a look at one of the 10 full bathrooms. (Courtesy Sotheby’s International Realty, glenbrookroadestate.com)

Here’s a look at one of the kitchen. (Courtesy Sotheby’s International Realty, glenbrookroadestate.com)

Here’s a look at the dining room. (Courtesy Sotheby’s International Realty, glenbrookroadestate.com)

Here’s a look at the garden terrace. (Courtesy Sotheby’s International Realty, glenbrookroadestate.com)

The English-style mansion at 7116 Glenbrook Road was completed in 1966. It is listed by Christi-Anne Weiss and Christopher Ritzert of Ritzert Weiss Partners at TTR Sotheby’s International for $10.95 million. (Courtesy Sotheby’s International Realty, glenbrookroadestate.com)

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The 1.7 acre, 12,000-square-foot estate built as a family home by the late developer Albert H. Small is listed for sale for the first time since it was built.

The English-style mansion at 7116 Glenbrook Road was completed in 1966. It is listed by Christie-Anne Weiss and Christopher Ritzert of Ritzert Weiss Partners at TTR Sotheby’s International for $10.95 million.

Small, who died last October at age 95, cofounded Southern Engineering Corporation in 1950, and led development of millions of square feet of office space, apartments communities and single-family houses across the D.C. region.

He was also an avid collector of rare books, a collection of which, including more than 2,000 prints, maps, manuscripts and books, was donated to George Washington University, where he studied law.

Called Glenbrook Road Estate, the estate is in Bethesda’s Edgemoor neighborhood. The grounds include a swimming pool and tennis court, a motor court with parking for 15 vehicles and four garage parking spaces.