Glenwood/Edgewood/Glenbrook Knolls
Would you like to know more about the community of Glenwood/Edgewood? This harmonious collection of 225 traditional style homes was constructed mostly in the 1930’s and 1940’s, with a few built in the 1950’s. Every Glenwood/ Edgewood home is either a colonial, cape cod or rambler, built mostly with plaster walls, hardwood floors and the care and pride of an era gone by. The rolling terrain and the magnificent trees provide for a setting that is the equal of any community in Bethesda. But the community is more than brick and mortar.
This is a community where people really do know their neighbors, where there is an intense pride in being part of a community. The homes are meticulously cared for, many have been expanded and all have weathered the decades gracefully.Community life is enhanced, due in part by the efforts of the Glenwood/Edgewood Citizens Association. The community organization is voluntary and serves the residents by monitoring the progress of downtown Bethesda, NIH and Suburban Hospital. The association has been instrumental in the development of two walking paths onto the NIH campus (which is used to walk to Metro), the planting of numerous trees and the existence of an “enjoyment” area for neighbors to walk their dogs, children to play and adults to walk/run. In addition, the association also sponsors a 4th of July celebration and a Halloween party each year, both featuring a parade by the children and a great get together for the adults.
Besides all the wonderful members of the community, one of our greatest assets is the proximity to Metro, numerous parks and downtown Bethesda. Bethesda, with its many desirable restaurants and outdoor activities, remains only a short walk and is the destination of choice for adults and families. Whether it’s Imagination Bethesda, Taste of Bethesda, Bethesda Row Art Festival or the Thanksgiving Day “Turkey Trot”, our area offers something for everyone. Does this sound too good to be true? Ask anyone who lives in Glenwood or Edgewood. They’ll tell you how special it is. It is simply a great place to live!
Recent Real Estate Activity
204 Oxford Street
Chevy Chase MD, 20815
New home to be built by Chris Conlan. 5BR/5.5BA farmhouse-style on private 10,000+ sq ft lot & quiet street in Martin's Addition. Similar floor plan below. Call for more details.
$3,475,000
5305 Mckinley Street
Bethesda MD, 20814
- Sold for $2,745,000
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5303 Mckinley Street
Bethesda MD, 20814
New home by award-winning Chris Colan. 5BR/5.5BA traditional home with 6,500 sq ft. Huge 1/4 acre lots & only a short walk to Downtown Bethesda.
- Sold for $2,562,500
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6010 Roosevelt Street
Bethesda MD, 20817
Impressive 6BR/4.5BA recently built stone & brick home in Whitman HS district. Beautifully maintained, superbly updated & custom touches throughout.
- Sold for $2,350,000
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4420 Chalfont Place
Bethesda MD, 20816
Highly desirable Overlook home with main level primary BR suite & 2-car garage! This is it..... Backs to Army Corps of Engineering Land (woods), private & beautiful. Primary suite is on the back of the house & includes a walk-in closet & bath with separate tub/shower.
- Sold for $1,725,000
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8518 Hazelwood Drive
Bethesda MD, 20814
This gracious white, painted brick colonial has been redesigned & enlarged on the main level by the current owners. Entering into an expanded foyer, you capture a striking view of an impressive stone fireplace.
- Sold for $1,055,000
10201 Grosvenor Place #504
North Bethesda MD, 20852
Sold for $21,000 over asking price. Renovated with upgraded kitchen, baths & vinyl plank flooring. 1,100 sq ft 2BR/2BA with large windows, great closet space, balcony and open floor plan.
- Sold for $276,000
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