The Sterling in North Bethesda, built in 2006, is located at 11700 Old Georgetown Road. The building has sixteen floors, five commercial units and 196 residential units. Located directly across from Pike and Rose with all the shops and restaurants, dog park and bowling alley, this building has a fitness center and outdoor pool. These condos are exceptionally big with reasonable condo fees, making them are good option for a careful buyer.
Bentley Place in North Bethesda is a community of 240 condominiums located just off Tuckerman Lane in a 14 acre landscaped property. You can choose from one bedrooms to two bedrooms with a loft, either on one level or two. The small buildings have an open stairwell to the upper levels and no elevators or garage parking. The community is very pet friendly and close to Timberlawn Park. People living at Bentley Place enjoy an outdoor pool, tennis courts, jogging trails and a tot lot.
The Gables in North Bethesda is located on Tuckerman Lane. The Gables is a community of 408 condominiums in an 18 acre landscaped property. Residents enjoy on site amenities such as an exercise room and outdoor pool, as well as the ideal location for an easy commute to work and access to shopping, dining and entertainment. The community was built in 1987 and features midsize buildings and open stairwells to access units on the higher levels. Most condos have a deck or a patio, depending on the location within their building.
White Flint Station in North Bethesda is located at11800 Old Georgetown Road, just across from Pike and Rose and close to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. These spacious condominiums are just a short walk to the Rockville Metro (Red Line) and all the best of North Bethesda- its restaurants, shops and theaters.
Westwood Mews in Bethesda is near the intersection of Westbard Avenue and Massachusetts Avenue, close to shopping and nature. The Westwood Mews community is next to the Capital Crescent Trail, close to the Bethesda library, and just a mile from the DC District line.
Fox Hill Residences in Bethesda is there for the day when you are just done with shoveling snow or cutting the grass. Suddenly, retirement means more than not going to an office! It means simplifying your life so you don’t have to wait for repairmen and waste your weekends on a Honey Do List! Fox Hill Residences is perfect when you want to downsize your to do list but not your lifestyle. This is a great choice for you if you want a 55+ community and you don’t want to leave Bethesda. It’s even inside the Beltway.
The Kenwood House is a small co-op building built in 1962 with five floors and approximately 70 units in total. Located on Dorset Avenue at the entrance to the Kenwood community, the Kenwood House sits quietly between Little Falls and the Capital Crescent Trail. In the rear of the building are the sports fields of Washington Episcopal Day School, so from every window of Kenwood House are lovely views of trees and green space. The Kenwood House offers traditional floorplans with enclosed kitchens and good sized bedrooms.
Westbard Mews Townhomes are at the intersection of Westbard Avenue and Massachusetts Avenue, close to shopping and nature. The Westbard Mews community is next to the Capital Crescent Trail, close to the Bethesda library, and just a mile from the DC District line.
Kenwood Place at Westbard Square is perfect if you want a low rise building rather than a high rise. It is great if you like to see trees when you look out your window. Swim in your condo pool. Enjoy the front desk! Start your condo search with the Kenwood Place Condos! and enjoy the coming renovations to the shopping area at Westbard, which are going from a low rise shopping area to a vibrant mini-city!
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