Attractions for you in Bethesda

Coming to Bethesda would be a great fun and joy if you plan to be here. Whether you are coming alone or with a family, Bethesda warmly welcomes you in marvelous ways. Your kids would love to be in Bethesda as it takes special care of children ensuring they are never bored. This is exactly what your kids want. Don’t they?

Out of the many options to recreate you at Bethesda, is Dennis and Philip Ratner Museum on Lone Oak Drive. Hebrew history takes you to the world of drawings and sculptures. The footprints of the bygone ages are the things to ponder over in every age. Yes, you become a part of history when you are in it.

Your kids can enjoy a wonderful environment at the Mamma Lucia Restaurant. High chairs and excellently delicious food will definitely attract you and your children. A great time spent at the restaurant will call you again to be here.

The National Museum of American History in Washington D.C. is only 10 miles away from Bethesda where you can learn the lessons on history. A large choice is available for you to select the lesson. If you come here by city metro, it is near Bethesda.

One of the best places at Bethesda is Caroline Freeland Park Playground. This is the place where you can bring your kids to enjoy themselves. Younger children can see a lot to have fun whereas older kids can find their own enjoyment in the park.

Fond of music? Great! Bethesda takes care of the music lovers too. You and your family can enjoy music in the Imagination Stage. You can catch the plays from the book of children and an interactive story telling starts. Isn’t it a fun?

Another option for you and your family is the Be With Me Playseum. Leave your children free here to run off their energies. You kids will definitely enjoy story times, cooking and painting.

So when will you plan to come to Bethesda? It has much more to offer. Once you see it, you will desire to come again to it and will agree with me that Bethesda is a lovely place to visit or live.

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Update for 1/20/2012… At last. A new listing. One went under contract last week and there were no price reductions.

All the homes in this article are currently for sale within East Bethesda. The top of the list features the newest listings, while the bottom showcases those that have been on the market for quite some time. I’ll be updating this post every Friday, so be sure to check back to see what’s new, what’s gone, & what might be coming (and check out the date up top… if it’s not current, neither is this information!). I’ve lived in East Bethesda for over 16 years. I’ve sold real estate in East Bethesda for over 12 years. It’s a wonderful neighborhood within walking distance of two metro stops AND downtown Bethesda. While all of this information is available to you on the various search engines, I’ve taken the time to inject my opinion on the condition, pricing, and likelihood of each property selling… or not. I hope you’ll give me a call if you have any questions. I have loved living here over the years, and I want to share it with other enthusiastic people!

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4411 Maple Avenue, $699,000
Lovely center-hall Colonial with 3-4 bedroms and 2.5 baths. Renovated kitchen, fresh paint, & pretty wooden floors. First floor family room with powder room. 2nd floor offers 3BR and 1FB. Finished walk-out basement with new full bath (2009), ample built-in shelving and plenty of space for a rec room or 4th bedroom. Brick patio out back. 1/2 a block to the neighborhood park. Full disclosure… it’s my listing, and I love it! Click here for more photos. Days on Market: 0

4624 Windsor Lane, $675,000
Back on the market. 2 BR/2FB cape/bungalow. Walk to NIH metro. Built in 1938. Updated kitchen. The price is ambitious for only 2BR. Lot measures 6,371 s.f. 1-car garage. For sale by owner. Recent $20K price drop. Days on Market: 112

4301 Rosedale Avenue, $1,865,000
New property to be built by Miller Development on a 10,605 s.f lot. Touts upscale finishes, designer kitchen, energy efficient systems, hand cut stonework, and wide plank floors. 5BR/4.5BA. Recent and rather unusual $70K price increase (they’ve recently started construction, and I’m guessing there are some add-ons). Days on Market: 212

7903 Kentucky Avenue, $1,300,000 range
6 bedrooms/5.5 baths. 4 levels. Due to deliver sometime in the summer of 2012. Built by Douglas Construction. The lot is on the small side at 5,250 s.f., but you’re a short 2-block walk to the park, a 1-block walk to BCC high school, and 12 minutes to metro. Not yet on the MLS. Days on Market: unavailable

4527 & 4508 Maple Avenue, $1,525,000
6 bedrooms/5.5 baths. 4 levels. Both in various phases of construction. Both built by Douglas Construction. They put out a good, solid house. Not yet on the MLS. Days on Market: unavailable

4319 Rosedale Avenue, $1,575,000
6 bedrooms/5.5 baths. 4 levels. Still time for customization Also by Douglas Construction. Sits on a larger lot… 9,000+ s.f. Not yet on the MLS. Days on Market: unavailable

If you like East Bethesda, you might enjoy reading some of my other posts:

Top 10 Reasons to Live in East Bethesda

East Bethesda School Guide

B-CC Cluster Schools

Walk to Bethesda Metro & Walk to NIH/Medical Center Metro

If you would like to take a look at any of these East Bethesda properties, give me a call. I’d be happy to arrange a tour.

Lastly, if you would prefer to break outside the confines of East Bethesda, take a look at the attached alternative Bethesda/Chevy Chase zip codes. I work throughout Bethesda, Chevy Chase, and DC:

Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.

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