WASHINGTON — The most expensive residential real estate sale in March in the D.C. area was a six-bedroom, 11,000-square-foot colonial built in 1913. It was recently completely renovated and sold for $5.35 million, $400,000 less than its original list price.
The home, at 5215 Edgemoor Lane, just blocks from Bethesda Row, was listed Nov. 1, 2017, according to listing service Bright MLS.
Four of the 10 most expensive residential sales in March were in the D.C. area, two in Bethesda, two in Chevy Chase, one in Potomac and one in McLean.
Here are the 10 most expensive residential real estate sales in the Washington region in March, courtesy of Bright MLS:
Chevy Chase, Maryland This traditional-style home was built in 1916. It has four full bathrooms and six bedrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
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Washington, D.C. This six-bedroom colonial style home was built in 1927. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
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Washington, D.C. This Victorian home was built in 1906 and includes five bedrooms and four full bathrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
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Washington, D.C. The 1962 home has five bedrooms and four full baths. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
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Washington, D.C. This federal town house built in 1981 has five bedrooms and bathrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
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Potomac, Maryland This colonial home was built in 1988 and has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
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McLean, Virginia This 1985 colonial has seven bedrooms and five bathrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
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Chevy Chase, Maryland This five-bedroom colonial was built in 2011 and also includes five bathrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
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Bethesda, Maryland This three-bath, three-bedroom home was built in 2015. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
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Bethesda, Maryland This 1913 colonial has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. (Courtesy Bright MLS)
Courtesy Bright MLS
