Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At 1.8 you can get a 7,000 square foot house in Potomac in two acres.
That may be Bethesda but not walking distance to anything so kinds like Potomac.
If waking distance to metro or stores be worth it. It is not
It's true that this is not far from Potomac. But for closer in Potomac, you're not going to find two acres. You have to go out pretty far in Potomac (probably close to Gaithersburg or Poolesville), and in that case, the commute would be terrible. Your point that these houses are overpriced in valid, but not sure a comparison to far-out Potomac really works.
This is right. Close in Potomac prices have really shot up recently too.
This one, close in sold $1,750,000 million in Potomac on Two Acres very close to Bethesda border
Only in DC 1987 is an old house
https://www.redfin.com/MD/Rockville/8805-Mayberry-Ct-20854/home/10916775
It was built in 1987 and needs at least $200,000 in updates. The kitchen and bathrooms are really dated.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At 1.8 you can get a 7,000 square foot house in Potomac in two acres.
That may be Bethesda but not walking distance to anything so kinds like Potomac.
If waking distance to metro or stores be worth it. It is not
It's true that this is not far from Potomac. But for closer in Potomac, you're not going to find two acres. You have to go out pretty far in Potomac (probably close to Gaithersburg or Poolesville), and in that case, the commute would be terrible. Your point that these houses are overpriced in valid, but not sure a comparison to far-out Potomac really works.
This is right. Close in Potomac prices have really shot up recently too.
This one, close in sold $1,750,000 million in Potomac on Two Acres very close to Bethesda border
https://www.redfin.com/MD/Rockville/8805-Mayberry-Ct-20854/home/10916775
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At 1.8 you can get a 7,000 square foot house in Potomac in two acres.
That may be Bethesda but not walking distance to anything so kinds like Potomac.
If waking distance to metro or stores be worth it. It is not
It's true that this is not far from Potomac. But for closer in Potomac, you're not going to find two acres. You have to go out pretty far in Potomac (probably close to Gaithersburg or Poolesville), and in that case, the commute would be terrible. Your point that these houses are overpriced in valid, but not sure a comparison to far-out Potomac really works.
This is right. Close in Potomac prices have really shot up recently too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At 1.8 you can get a 7,000 square foot house in Potomac in two acres.
That may be Bethesda but not walking distance to anything so kinds like Potomac.
If waking distance to metro or stores be worth it. It is not
Easy walk to Montgomery Mall which will eventually be developed into a pedestrian friendly commercial area.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At 1.8 you can get a 7,000 square foot house in Potomac in two acres.
That may be Bethesda but not walking distance to anything so kinds like Potomac.
If waking distance to metro or stores be worth it. It is not
It's true that this is not far from Potomac. But for closer in Potomac, you're not going to find two acres. You have to go out pretty far in Potomac (probably close to Gaithersburg or Poolesville), and in that case, the commute would be terrible. Your point that these houses are overpriced in valid, but not sure a comparison to far-out Potomac really works.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At 1.8 you can get a 7,000 square foot house in Potomac in two acres.
That may be Bethesda but not walking distance to anything so kinds like Potomac.
If waking distance to metro or stores be worth it. It is not
Easy walk to Montgomery Mall which will eventually be developed into a pedestrian friendly commercial area.
Anonymous wrote:Move here and be hated by the neighbors who tried to prevent the lot from being developed and who will now be affected by endless traffic on fernwood.
Anonymous wrote:Move here and be hated by the neighbors who tried to prevent the lot from being developed and who will now be affected by endless traffic on fernwood.
Anonymous wrote:At 1.8 you can get a 7,000 square foot house in Potomac in two acres.
That may be Bethesda but not walking distance to anything so kinds like Potomac.
If waking distance to metro or stores be worth it. It is not
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Problem is they are built by Toll Brothers, and therefore are not well made. Google is your friend here - don't waste your money.
Toll Brothers isn’t the only option. Tri Pointe is also building in the neighborhood.
https://www.tripointehomes.com/md/montgomery/amalyn/
Their web page opens with a shot of "Bethesda Lane."
Lots of real estate listings pull crap like this. I hope no buyers are foolish enough to think that downtown Bethesda is close to this. It would have been more accurate to take a photo of Montgomery Mall.
Should open with a picture of the beltway.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Problem is they are built by Toll Brothers, and therefore are not well made. Google is your friend here - don't waste your money.
Toll Brothers isn’t the only option. Tri Pointe is also building in the neighborhood.
https://www.tripointehomes.com/md/montgomery/amalyn/
Their web page opens with a shot of "Bethesda Lane."
Lots of real estate listings pull crap like this. I hope no buyers are foolish enough to think that downtown Bethesda is close to this. It would have been more accurate to take a photo of Montgomery Mall.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Problem is they are built by Toll Brothers, and therefore are not well made. Google is your friend here - don't waste your money.
Toll Brothers isn’t the only option. Tri Pointe is also building in the neighborhood.
https://www.tripointehomes.com/md/montgomery/amalyn/
Their web page opens with a shot of "Bethesda Lane."