Million-Dollar Bethesda Townhomes 75 Percent Sold, Says Developer

The wooded townhomes start at $1.49 million

September 10, 2014 8:52 a.m.

Developer EYA says its Little Falls Place townhomes are 75 percent sold ahead of the opening weekend for its model home.

The rustic-looking townhomes are situated off Little Falls Parkway between Massachusetts Avenue and River Road. The developer announced its lease rate Tuesday as it prepares to show off the model home Saturday.

Each residence has about 2,400 square feet of interior space, three bedrooms, a private elevator, two-car garages and a rooftop terrace. The terraces also have outdoor kitchens and fireplaces. The Berkley model is priced from $1.49 million on the Little Falls Place website, while The Carlton, which includes a library, is listed as sold out.

The 30 townhomes have direct access to the Capital Crescent Trail. After Saturday the model home will be open Friday through Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 5113 Willet Bridge Road.  

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The townhomes are among some of the newest luxury residences being developed in or around downtown Bethesda. Another similar million-dollar plus residence project currently being constructed is The Lauren on Hampden Lane. The “estate quality” condominiums being constructed there start at $1.5 million.

Photo: An exterior rendering of the Little Falls Place townhomes. Provided by EYA

 

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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story said the homes were leased, in fact they were sold. We regret the error.

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