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$17 Million Views: One of the DC Region's Priciest Homes Finds a Buyer

  • August 17th 2020

by UrbanTurf Staff

6699 MacArthur Boulevard. Click to enlarge.

One of the priciest homes on the market in the DC region, which also offers some of the best views in the area, has found a buyer

Listed for $16.95 million with The Roth Team at Washington Fine Properties, 6699 MacArthur Boulevard (map) went under contract late last week. The listing originally hit the market for $17.5 million in January. 

The views over the Potomac River. Click to enlarge.

The six-bedroom, ten-bath Bethesda home spreads out over 13,000 square feet, but it is the expansive views of the Potomac River that make it stand out from other properties. 

Sited well above the banks of the river, the home offers views up and down the Potomac for miles in both directions. Custom built by CDC Builders, the house has handscraped white oak heated floors throughout, a wine cellar and tasting room made out of reclaimed barn wood, and the marble slab that creates the kitchen island is the largest CDC has ever made. 

Living room. Click to enlarge.

A variety of aspects of the home were sourced from interesting sites around the world. The floors in the foyer were reclaimed from an old movie theater in New York, the fireplace mantels were imported from Italy, and the shutters were custom made in Montana. The home also has a gym and a heated pool which, naturally, overlooks the Potomac. 

More photos and details below. 

Kitchen. Click to enlarge.
Master bedroom. Click to enlarge.
Wine cellar. Click to enlarge.
Pool. Click to enlarge.

Photos courtesy of HomeVisit. 

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/17-million-views-one-of-the-dc-regions-priciest-homes-finds-a-buyer/17198.

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