Bethesda vs Kensington

[Anonymous]

I didn't read first 11 pages but if op is still reading... bethesda and kensington are two completely different areas. if i can afford, i'd go with bethesda hands down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We bought a modest house in the low 7 figures near SS a few years back. Our house is nothing special for the area. It's convenient to the metro and located in a charming old neighborhood. Most people here could live anywhere in the county they want to but liked the character of this area better than the more generic choices. Sure, the schools are more diverse, but to bring this full circle, there's also a strong high achieving cohort.

A modest million-dollar house near Silver Spring that's convenient to the Metro?

Parts of Woodside. Also, some heavily renovated or infill houses are starting to go for that in East Silver Spring, near downtown.

[Anonymous]

Woodside is one of the prettiest neighborhoods in the whole metro area. I live in a cheaper neighborhood but always admire it in my jogs through it

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I didn't read first 11 pages but if op is still reading... bethesda and kensington are two completely different areas. if i can afford, i'd go with bethesda hands down.

Not always. In Parkwood, Kensington houses and Bethesda houses are right next to each other!