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This Week's Find: A Chef's Kitchen in a Renovated Bethesda Colonial

  • Oct 10th 2013

by Shilpi Paul

This Week's Find: A Chef's Kitchen in a Renovated Bethesda Colonial: Figure 1

While many high-end homes are described as having a “chef’s kitchen,” This Week’s Find literally has a kitchen owned by a restaurateur.

Currently, Mark Bucher, the owner of the BGR burger restaurants and steak-only Medium Rare, lives in this Bethesda colonial with his wife and children. The home has undergone expansions and renovations, and has the kitchen is kitted out with extra appliances that a busy cook would find useful. There appears to be at least two ovens and three sinks, as well as plenty of storage and refrigeration. The kitchen has a large island with barstools for observers, and is open to a family room.

This Week's Find: A Chef's Kitchen in a Renovated Bethesda Colonial: Figure 2

Another standout area is the master suite, which has a skylight, extra-long bathtub with a marble shelf along the rim, and a generally peaceful atmosphere. The lower level has also been renovated, with a large play room and a smaller office. More photos and details below.

  • Address: 7820 Stratford Road, Bethesda, MD (map)
  • Price: $1.545 million
  • Bedrooms: Four
  • Bathrooms: Three Full, Two Half
  • Year Built: 1936
  • Listing Agent: Craley Davis, McEnearney Associates, Inc

This Week's Find: A Chef's Kitchen in a Renovated Bethesda Colonial: Figure 3

This Week's Find: A Chef's Kitchen in a Renovated Bethesda Colonial: Figure 4

This Week's Find: A Chef's Kitchen in a Renovated Bethesda Colonial: Figure 5

Photos courtesy HomeVisit.

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