Virginia
1
Where: McLean.
Sold by: Edward J. Newberry, a partner at Squire Patton Boggs.
Listed: $10,450,000.
Sold: $9,000,000.
Days on market: 193.
Bragging points: Six bedrooms and eight and a half bathrooms, with a mahogany library, eight fireplaces, a wine cellar, an elevator, a sauna, a golf simulator, an outdoor heated pool, and landscaped gardens.
2
Where: McLean.
Bought by: Adam Peters, general manager of the Washington Commanders.
Listed: $4,999,000.
Sold: $4,999,000.
Days on market: 7.
Bragging points: Five bedrooms, five bathrooms, three half bathrooms, a family room with vaulted ceiling and stone fireplace, a library, a wet bar, a sauna, a fire pit, and a carriage house.
3
Where: Great Falls.
Bought by: Michael Kaiser, former president of the Kennedy Center.
Listed: $7,250,000.
Sold:$7,200,000.
Days on market: 8.
Bragging points: Six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and three half bathrooms on five acres, featuring a motor court with fountain, two-level walk-in closet, wine cellar, fitness center, theater, and heated pool.
4
Where: Purcellville.
Sold by: Mary Morton, a National Gallery of Art curator, and Keith Forman, a senior advisor at Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors.
Listed: $2,450,000.
Sold:$2,350,000.
Days on market: 82.
Bragging points: Three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom 1800s log-and-clapboard house on 29 acres, with a stone fireplace, sunroom, library, greenhouse, out-door pool, pond, and barn for large gatherings.
DC
5
Where: Chevy Chase DC.
Bought by: Retired Army brigadier general Mark W. Odom.
Listed: $4,250,000.
Sold: $4,525,000.
Days on market: 7.
Bragging points: Seven bedrooms, four bathrooms, and two half bathrooms, with an elevator, solarium, library, fitness room, outdoor pool, and kitchen with a functional 1936 Chambers Imperial stove.
6
Where: Chevy Chase DC.
Bought by: Andrea Badillo, a pediatric surgeon at Children’s National, and Marsha Jespersen, a plastic surgeon at Inova Fair-fax Hospital.
Listed: $3,999,000.
Sold: $3,920,000.
Days on market: 204.
Bragging points: A newly renovated home originally built in 1892, with seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, two half bathrooms, an original fireplace, double-vaulted windows, an elevator, a gym, a half lap pool, a pergola, an outdoor kitchen, and a carriage house with studio.
Maryland
7
Where: Bethesda.
Bought by: Harris Ziskroit, an investor with HRS Management, and Serena Ziskroit, an HR consultant.
Listed: $5,875,000.
Sold: $5,875,000.
Days on market: 0.
Bragging points:Seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and two half bathrooms, with a gourmet kitchen, butler’s pantry, elevator, and wine cellar.
Sales information provided by Bright MLS.
This article appears in the July 2024 issue of Washingtonian.
