Stylish and quietly luxurious are two phrases often used to describe Luxberry Courts, a charming enclave of garden-style condominiums tucked just off Tuckerman Lane between Old Georgetown Road and Rockville Pike.

Set behind neighboring communities like The Gables of Tuckerman and Bentley Place, Luxberry Courts offers something that can be hard to find in Bethesda: spacious condos that feel more like small homes than typical apartments.

Many buyers—especially downsizers and professionals who want space without the maintenance of a large house—are drawn to Luxberry Courts for its brick construction, private entrances, and generous floor plans.

A Unique Condo Community in North Bethesda

Luxberry Courts was built in 1988 by the William L. Berry Company and consists of 108 brick garden-style condominiums arranged along quiet streets including Luxberry Court, Balsam Grove, Mayfair Manor, and Linden Square.

Unlike many condo buildings in Bethesda, the homes here feature private entrances and courtyard patios, giving the feeling of a townhouse or single-family home.

Buyers often comment that the homes feel like “mini single-family houses” thanks to their layout and architectural details.

Popular floor plans include:

• Lauren Model – 1 bedroom, 1.5 baths, approximately 1,289 sq ft

• Monterey Model – 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, approximately 1,246 sq ft

• Prescott Model – 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, approximately 1,324 sq ft

• Oliver Model – 2 bedrooms plus den (or 3 bedrooms), about 1,917 sq ft

These generous layouts are one of the reasons Luxberry Courts appeals to buyers who want more space than typical Bethesda condos offer.

Features Buyers Love at Luxberry Courts

Homes at Luxberry Courts include several features that are increasingly rare in condominium communities:

• Private front courtyard patios

• Balconies for upper-level units

• Fireplaces

• Cathedral ceilings in some models

• In-unit washers and dryers

• Garage parking (attached or detached depending on the unit)

The community is pet friendly, although there are limits on the number of pets and a weight restriction for dogs.

Luxberry Courts in North Bethesda is a small community surrounded by community amenities! Nearby you will find bike trails, a club house, jogging and walking paths, a picnic area, outdoor pool plus soccer fields at the nearby park, tennis courts, tot lots and more!  The amenities are covered by an annual homeowners association fee in addition to monthly condo fees. Condo fees at Luxberry Courts still fall in the lower range of condo fees in Bethesda. although they have increased steadily over the past decade.  For example, the condo fee for a 2 bedroom 2 bath Monterey model is $240 in 2015. The condo fee covers snow removal, exterior maintenance, master insurance, water and sewer and lawn care.

By 2022, the largest size unit with three bedrooms with1915 square feet had a low condo fee of $417 and in 2025 was $425.  The unit with one bedroom and one and a half baths has a condo fee of $231 a month and only $262 in 2025.

Fees generally cover:

• Exterior maintenance

• Snow removal

• Lawn care

• Master insurance

• Water and sewer

Luxberry Courts is located in the Walter Johnson cluster of the Montgomery County public schools. Students who live in the Luxberry Courts condos will attend Kensington-Parkwood Elementary, North Bethesda Middle School, and  Walter Johnson High School.  Nearby private schools include Georgetown Prep, Stone Ridge, and the Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School.

Dogs and cats are allowed at Luxberry Courts in North Bethesda.  There is a restriction on the number of pets you can have at Luxberry Courts and there is also a weight restriction on the size of the dogs there.

Luxberry Courts is part of an extensive condo area just off Tuckerman Lane composed of Luxberry Courts, Bentley Place, and the Gables, and then closer to the Rockville Pike is Tuckerman Station, a mixed community of townhomes and condos built by Mitchell and Best.

Montgomery Mall is just a short mile away with lots of shops, such as Nordstrom’s, Coach, Crate and Barrel, Sephora and lots of other choices.  The food court at Montgomery Mall has just been remodeled and is a vast improvement on its previous incarnation.

Everything you need is nearby from grocery stores to fine shops, good restaurants, movie theaters and commuter routes around the city.  Close by the Luxberry community on the Rockville Pike are restaurants like Seasons 52 and Palamar in the Rockville Town Center and the Pike & Rose. The nearest grocery stores are the Giant at Old Georgetown Road and the Balducci’s at Wildwood. In addition, there are Whole Foods grocery stores on the Rockville Pike and also on Executive Boulevard at 11355 Woodglen Dr, Rockville.  Don’t miss the Harris Teeter at Park Potomac on I- 270 and another at 11845 Old Georgetown Rd. There is great shopping close at hand at Wildwood on Old Georgetown Road.

In the last quarter of 2021 and the first quarter of 2022, four homes in Luxberry Courts sold, one is pending and one is active under contract.  The price for the one bedroom one and a half bath was $525,000 in that time frame while the three bedroom three bath unit sold for $670,000 and the two bedroom two bath 1917 square foot units sold for approximately $670,000 also.  In 2025, seven homes sold, ranging in price from 1289 square feet for $540,000 to $770,000 for the largest size  (1917 square feet) with two bedrooms and two baths on two levels.

I have been a realtor for nearly 4 decades, specializing in helping buyers and sellers with all their Bethesda and Northwest Washington real estate needs. In addition to being a realtor with many years experience in all kinds of markets – the good, the bad and the ugly, I also am an attorney admitted to the bar in the District of Columbia.  While I no longer practice as such, I think that my years of experience as a lawyer also work to the advantage of my clients.

In addition to a deep knowledge of the market and the ins and outs of the real estate transaction, I bring to my sellers a real commitment to technology in general and its absolute necessity in marketing properties.  My buyer clients also benefit from my technology skills because I am constantly searching all the hidden corners of the real estate market looking for that perfect home for them.

If you want an agent who always puts your interests first, then you should call me and set up a time for a cup of coffee, a little pastry and a lot of conversation.   Let me show you Howe Real Estate Should Be.  I am at 240-401-5577 or lise@thelisehowegroup.com.   Looking forward to talking with you!

There are a number of sites on the internet that will give you ‘estimates’ for what your home will sell for. These sites use public records and usually some kind of algorithm to try to produce a value for your home. These sites also publicly state their ‘error rates’. That means they aren’t correct, they are simply an estimate based on incomplete date. We are happy to do a free comparative market analysis of your home or condo in Bethesda (or anywhere else in the DC metro area) and let you know what could expect to get in today’s market if you are considering selling. Our valuation is based on up to the day data for homes that have recently sold in the area. Our valuation is not based on a formula that relies on public records which can take months to update.

If there are no homes for sale right now at the Luxberry Courts in North Bethesda, you might want to check out other condo communities nearby.  Some to consider are the Gables, Bentley Place, the Sterling, White Flint Station, Georgetown Village, and Tuckerman Station, just to name a few.  If you are not certain where to start your search, give us a call at the Lise Howe Group.  We know the Bethesda and North Bethesda condo communities well and will be delighted to share our thoughts with you.  Think of us as your condo match maker!