The most expensive homes sold in the Washington region in November ranged from a $2.3 million colonial in Vienna to a $3.8 million Georgetown federal-style home with a view of the Key Bridge.
10400 HUNTERS VALLEY ROAD
This colonial in Vienna sold for $2,255,000 in November. Built in 2008, the home at 10400 Hunters Valley Road features seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms.
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2501 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NW
No. 3A at 2501 Pennsylvania Ave. NW sold for $2.3 million in November. The contemporary home features two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
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7803 GLENBROOK ROAD
The home at 7803 Glenbrook Road, Bethesda, Maryland sold for $2.3 million in November. The arts and crafts-style home was built in 2016 and has six bedrooms and six full baths.
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701 GOULDMAN LANE
The home at 701 Gouldman Lane in Great Falls, Virginia, sold for $2,360,000 in November. The French provincial-style home; was built in 2001 and features five bedrooms and seven full baths.
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5123 MANNING DRIVE
This Bethesda home features six bedrooms and six full baths. Built in 2016, 5123 Manning Drive sold for $2,495,000 in November.
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1227 SOMERSET DRIVE
The home at 1227 Somerset Drive in McLean, Virginia, was built in 2016 and features six bedrooms, six full baths, and one half bath. The arts and crafts style home sold for $2.53 million in November.
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4619 CHARLESTON TERRACE NORTHWEST
The detached colonial at 4619 Charleston Terrace NW features four bedrooms and four baths. Constructed in 1941, the home sold for $2.55 million in November.
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3030 MACOMB STREET NORTHWEST
This Victorian built in 1903 features five bedrooms and three full baths. The home at 3030 Macomb St. NW sold for $2.62 million last month.
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2733 35TH STREET NORTHWEST
The colonial at 2733 35th St. NW was built in 1926 and features six bedrooms and six full baths. The home sold for $2.7 million in November.
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7100 GLENBROOK ROAD
The six-bedroom colonial at 7100 Glenbrook Road in Bethesda sold for $2.8 million in November. Built in 1970, the home features five full baths and three half baths.
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4901 HAMPDEN LANE
The contemporary home at 4901 Hampden Lane in Bethesda sold for $3.6 million in November. The two-bedroom home features two full baths and is located in a hi-rise built in 2016.
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1881 NASH STREET NORTH
This contemporary-style home in an Arlington County hi-rise sold for $3.7 million in November. The three bedroom home at 1881 Nash Street N. also has four full baths and was built in 2009.
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1339 29TH STREET NORTHWEST
This federal-style end row house at 1339 29th Street NW was built in 1802. The seven-bedroom home sold for $3.7 million in November. It is the oldest house on list this month.
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3614 PROSPECT STREET NORTHWEST
The row house at 3614 Prospect Street NW sold for $3.75 million last month. The three-bedroom, federal style house was the most expensive home sold in the D.C. region in November. Built in 1958, the home features three full baths and a half bath. The completely renovated Federal Row home has about 4,200-square feet of living space, a two-level terrace and rooftop deck to enjoy the views of the Key Bridge, Potomac River and Rosslyn skyline.
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WASHINGTON — The most expensive residential, real estate sales in the Washington region in November ranged from a $2.3-million colonial in Vienna to a $3.75-million Georgetown, federal-style home with a view of the Potomac River.
Topping the list of residential sales in November was 3614 Prospect Street NW in the District, listing service MRIS said.
The completely renovated Federal Row home has three bedrooms and four baths, about 4,200-square feet of living space, a two-level terrace and rooftop deck to enjoy the views of the Key Bridge, Potomac River and Rosslyn skyline.
It was originally listed for $4.295 million. The final sales price was $3.75 million.
Click through the slideshow to see the Washington region’s 15 most expensive residential sales in November, courtesy of listing service MRIS.
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.