Five most expensive home sales in the DMV in November
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2838 Chesterfield Pl. NW. Photo courtesy of HRL Partners at Washington Fine Properties
Some of the DMV's most expensive home sales last month had star factor, with prior dwellers including a former first lady and a Wizards legend.
By the numbers: The median sales price for a D.C.-area home is $568,000, but November's top home sales don't even come close, says Bright MLS.
#5: $6,000,0000
Where: Forest Hills, 2838 Chesterfield Pl. NW
Peek inside: Six bedrooms, seven baths, 7,716 square feet.
- Plus: A roof deck, elevator, and two-car garage.
#4: $6,800,000
Where: McLean, 6455 Kedleston Ct.
Peek inside: Six bedrooms, seven-and-a-half baths, 13,450 square feet.
- Plus: An au-pair suite, wine room, screening room, gym, heated floors, eight fireplaces, 52-foot-long saltwater pool, pool house, and elevator.
#3: $7,750,000
Where: Great Falls, 10509 Beach Mill Rd.
Peek inside: Four bedrooms, four-and-a-half baths, 4,216 square feet.
- Plus: The real draw — over 21 acres in Fairfax County (a slice of which appears to already be for sale for $2,500,000).
#2: $9,185,000
Where: Bethesda, 8913 Holly Leaf Ln.
Peek inside: Six bedrooms, nine baths, 13,482 square feet.
- Plus: Previously owned by former Washington Wizards player Bradley Beal, with a gym, arcade room, indoor basketball court, heated floors, full-sized tennis court, heated swimming pool, pool house, and outdoor kitchen.
#1: $15,100,000
Where: Georgetown, 3017, 3009 and 3003 N St. NW
Peek inside: 13 bedrooms, 15-and-a-half baths, 15,364 square feet.
- A compound made of three houses combined (one of which is a National Historic Landmark, where Jackie Kennedy once lived).