The home is located at 2909 Chain Bridge Road.
An Oakton home is on the market for $2.7 million. The home is located at 2909 Chain Bridge Road. It has 7 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms. It features a billiards room, cinema, and sauna/steam room, according to the Zillow listing. Contact the real estate agent for a showing. In the market for a new home? Check out Oakton Patch’s real estate guide. Follow Oakton Patch on Facebook or Twitter.
Take a look at some of the most luxurious properties for sale in Virginia and DC.
Maybe you don't need waterfront views or woodsy acreage. Or a wine grotto, a pool or a home with a historic pedigree. Some people, though, apparently do—and they're willing to spend a lot of money to have those amenities in DC or Northern Virginia. We can all dream, can't we? In addition to dreaming, we can take a look inside some of the most exclusive, amazing homes for sale right now in Virginia and DC. Just click on the links below to see what's for sale in some of our 31 Patches around the region. WOW: Annandale $1 Million Home Features Loft WOW: $3.4 Million Clifton Home Features Wine Cellar WOW: $1-Plus Million on More Than 5 Acres in Lorton WOW: $849,000 Home on the Market in Kingstowne WOW: Chantilly Home Includes 15-Car Garage WOW…
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The home is located at 3109 Whimbrell Court.
A 5-bedroom home is on the market in Oakton for $2.8 million. The 9,445-square-foot space is currently under construction and is set to be complete this month at 3109 Whimbrell Court. It features 10-foot high ceilings and a paneled library. Contact the real estate agent for a showing. In the market for a new home? Check out Oakton Patch’s real estate guide. Follow Oakton Patch on Facebook or Twitter.
Peek inside these amazing homes for sale in Virginia and DC.
Maybe you don't need his-and-her master bathrooms. Or a wine grotto, a pool or acres of land. Some people, though, apparently do—and they're willing to spend a lot of money to have those amenities in DC or Northern Virginia. We can all dream, can't we? In addition to dreaming, we can take a look inside some of the most exclusive, amazing homes for sale in Virginia and DC. Just click on the links below to see what's for sale in some of our 31 Patches around the region. Great Falls Wow House: No More Shared Bathrooms Wow House for Sale in Fredericksburg: Grand City Living on Hanover Street Wow House for Sale in Arlington: Patio, Pond, Porch Wow House for Sale in Manassas: Lots of Office Space Wow House for Sale in Centreville: Lawn, Stream…
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The home on 2553 Vale Ridge Court is on the market for $3,799,000.
A 12,000-square-foot Oakton home features 10-foot Cathedral ceilings. The home on 2553 Vale Ridge Court is on the market for $3,799,000. The home has 5 bedrooms, 5 bathroom, walk-in closets and hardwood flooring throughout the main floor, according to Zillow. Contact the real estate agent for a showing. In the market for a new home? Check out Oakton Patch’s real estate guide. Follow Oakton Patch on Facebook or Twitter.
Ready to wheel and deal for a new home? If not, you can still peruse some of the region's most expensive properties. Need a personal elevator? Look here.
Weekends are for lots of things, checking out houses included. Don't have a mere $14 million for a "house" in McLean? Not about to pony up for a house in Fredericksburg where George Washington supposedly hitched his horse? Don't need the 10,000-plus-square-feet available in Ashburn? Well, looking is fun whether you intend to buy or not. So, here's a peek inside some of the most expensive homes for sale in Virginia and D.C. Just click on the links below to see what's for sale in some of our 31 Patches around the region. WOW House for Sale in Springfield Offers Home Theater for Movie Lovers WOW House for Sale in Greater Alexandria: How About Your Own Wine Cellar? WOW House in Lorton: Tennis by the Bay Anyone? WOW House for Sale in Mount …
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Have an extra million bucks — or more — to spare? If not, here are some pictures of some of the region's most expensive properties to help when you dream.
Maybe you don't need 10 bathrooms. Or even nine. Maybe you don't need a boat dock in your back yard. Or a fully equipped gym. Some people, though, apparently do. And if you're not looking for much more than a roof over your head — and even if you're not looking at all — we can all dream, can't we? Well, we can do more than that: We can take a peek inside some of the most expensive homes for sale in Virginia and D.C. Just click on the links below to see what's for sale in some of our 31 Patches around the region. WOW House for Sale in Lorton: How Does 9 Bathrooms Sound? WOW House for Sale in Fredericksburg: 49 Windows on This Corner Lot WOW House for Sale in Rosemont: Need a Powder Room? WOW House for Sale in Fairfax City: How Does 10 …
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A new report shows a dramatic gap between housing prices and wages.
Washington metro area residents face one of the nation’s largest gaps between wages and housing prices, according to two recent surveys – and experts are worried it could make the region less attractive to the workforce. According to the Washington Business Journal, a recent report from ZipRealty, Inc. shows that the D.C. region’s median housing price is about $1.03 million as of Feb. 10, 2013. That’s almost 17 times the region’s median income. Washington landed ahead of New York City’s popular Brooklyn borough and the bay area in San Francisco. ZipRealty came up with their ratio by studying median income and median sales price, the Journal reports. The report considered houses with three to four bedrooms – approximately 2,000 square feet…
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9:11 am on Tuesday, April 16, 2013
lol: The article "considers a house of about 2,000 square feet" This is a much more realistic article: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/10-most-expensive-places-to-live-in-the-u-s--163648923.html more ›
More than 50 homes with Oakton addresses are for sale now with prices up to $3.8 million.
Housing prices continue their overall upward trend in the DC metro region, according to the latest Case-Schiller Housing Index numbers released this week. In the D.C. metro area, the seasonally adjusted price index (which measures the average sale price for single-family homes) for January 2013 was 190.56—that's up from 179.78 in January 2012, continuing an overall upward trend. The numbers are calculated based on the repeat sale of existing single-family homes, where the baseline of 100 is the average price as of January 2000. Here in Oakton and the surrounding area, there are more than 50 residential properties for sale now with prices ranging from $200,000 to $3.8 million. (That $3.8 million home is actually outside of Oakton proper …
Check out this week's crop of new listings
Real estate: The source of endless fascination at cocktail parties. A reason for otherwise normal neighbors to turn into peeping voyeurs as they check out the closets of their neighbor during an Open House. The cause for great angst, if a house is out of reach for a would-be buyer, or if it’s priced far below what a new owner just paid for a nearly identical house. To help keep you apprised of the local real estate market scene, Patch’s weekly House Hunt will highlight five houses that have come on the market in the past week, along with information about Open House schedules, if applicable. OK, on to this week's new listings: Realtors, are you wondering why YOUR new listing isn’t highlighted? As much as we love to think of Patch as being …
Elayne
9:20 am on Friday, May 3, 2013
GO to Militarybyowner.com Long list in this area..you dont have to be in the military to access site. This site is open to whom ever wants to buy or rent.. Its a great site that has taken off across the Country more ›