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DC area’s most expensive home sold for $4.2M in September

Jeff Clabaugh | jclabaugh@wtop.com

October 6, 2017, 6:57 AM

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This colonial style home in McClean, Virginia, was built in 1989. It has 6 full baths and 7 bedrooms and was sold for $4,175,000 on Sept. 5. It went on the market back in January. (Courtesy Bright MLS)

WASHINGTON — A brick and stone mansion on 1.5 acres in McLean, Virginia, topped September’s list of the nine most-expensive residential real estate sales.

The seven-bedroom, 11,000-square-foot home with pool, spa, theater and wine cellar, sold for $4.175 million, after being on the market for 7 1/2 months.

The home was originally listed for $4.4 million.

The nine most-expensive sales in the Washington region ranged from $2.6 million to just shy of $4.2 million, and had a total sales volume of $32.4 million, according to data provided by listing service Bright MLS.

See a slideshow of September’s nine most-expensive residential sales in the Washington region, courtesy of Bright MLS.

This colonial style home in McClean, Virginia, was built in 1989. It has 6 full baths and 7 bedrooms and was sold for $4,175,000 on Sept. 5. It went on the market back in January. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This Colonial-style home in McLean, Virginia, was built in 1989. It has six full baths and seven bedrooms and was sold for $4.175 million on Sept. 5. It went on the market back in January. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
Courtesy Bright MLS
This six bedroom, six bathroom colonial style home sold for $3.85M in the District. It was bought on Sept. 8 after going on the market in May. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This six-bedroom, six-bathroom Colonial-style home built in 2015 sold for $3.85 million in the District. It was bought on Sept. 8 after going on the market in May. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
Courtesy Bright MLS
Built in back in 1941, this 7 bedroom, 7 bathroom art deco style home sold for $3.5M on Sept. 11 in the District. It went on the market back in July. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
Built in back in 1941, this seven-bedroom, seven-bathroom Art Deco-style home sold for $3.5 million on Sept. 11 in the District. It went on the market back in July. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
Courtesy Bright MLS
This six bedroom, six bathroom craftsman style home built in 2013 sold for $3.45M on Sept. 15 in Great Falls, Virginia. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This six-bedroom, six-bathroom Craftsman-style home built in 2013 sold for $3.45 million on Sept. 15 in Great Falls, Virginia. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
Courtesy Bright MLS
This five bedroom, four bathroom colonial style home built in 1937 sold for $3.35M on Sept. 15 in Potomac, Maryland. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This five-bedroom, four-bathroom Colonial-style home built in 1937 sold for $3.35 million on Sept. 15 in Potomac, Maryland. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
Courtesy Bright MLS
This five bedroom, four bathroom colonial style home built in 2004 sold for $2.9M on Sept. 8 in Bethesda, Maryland. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This five-bedroom, four-bathroom Colonial-style home built in 2004 sold for $2.9 million on Sept. 8 in Bethesda, Maryland. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
Courtesy Bright MLS
This five bedroom, six bathroom house built in 1967 sold for $2.85M on Sept. 8 in Bethesda, Maryland. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This five-bedroom, six-bathroom house built in 1967 sold for $2.85 million on Sept. 8 in Bethesda, Maryland. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
Courtesy Bright MLS
This seven bathroom, seven bedroom home built in 1877 sold for $2.65 million on Sept. 20 in D.C. In addition to being the oldest house on the list, the house was also on the market for the longest amount of time, it was put up for sale back in May 2016. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This seven-bathroom, seven-bedroom Federal-style home built in 1877 sold for $2.65 million on Sept. 20 in D.C. In addition to being the oldest house on the list, the house also was on the market for the longest amount of time, it hit the market back in May 2016. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
Courtesy Bright MLS
This six bathroom, six bedroom traditional style home built in 2017 sold for $2.6 million on Sept. 13 in McClean, Virginia. It is the newest home on the list. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This six-bathroom, six-bedroom traditional-style home built in 2017 sold for $2.6 million on Sept. 13 in McLean, Virginia. It is the newest home on the list. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
Courtesy Bright MLS
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This colonial style home in McClean, Virginia, was built in 1989. It has 6 full baths and 7 bedrooms and was sold for $4,175,000 on Sept. 5. It went on the market back in January. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This six bedroom, six bathroom colonial style home sold for $3.85M in the District. It was bought on Sept. 8 after going on the market in May. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
Built in back in 1941, this 7 bedroom, 7 bathroom art deco style home sold for $3.5M on Sept. 11 in the District. It went on the market back in July. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This six bedroom, six bathroom craftsman style home built in 2013 sold for $3.45M on Sept. 15 in Great Falls, Virginia. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This five bedroom, four bathroom colonial style home built in 1937 sold for $3.35M on Sept. 15 in Potomac, Maryland. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This five bedroom, four bathroom colonial style home built in 2004 sold for $2.9M on Sept. 8 in Bethesda, Maryland. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This five bedroom, six bathroom house built in 1967 sold for $2.85M on Sept. 8 in Bethesda, Maryland. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This seven bathroom, seven bedroom home built in 1877 sold for $2.65 million on Sept. 20 in D.C. In addition to being the oldest house on the list, the house was also on the market for the longest amount of time, it was put up for sale back in May 2016. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
This six bathroom, six bedroom traditional style home built in 2017 sold for $2.6 million on Sept. 13 in McClean, Virginia. It is the newest home on the list. (Courtesy Bright MLS)

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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