WASHINGTON — The most expensive residential real estate sale in the Washington metro last month sold for full $14 million asking price and was on the market for just seven weeks, a considerably fast sale for a home in that lofty price range.
The 7,700-square-foot, seven-bedroom Woodley Park Home, at 2817 Woodland Drive NW, listed May 31. The sale closed July 20, according to listing service Bright MLS.
The buyer was the Kingdom of Morocco, according to the Washington Business Journal, which reported the home was previously owned by Mandell Ourisman, the late chairman of Ourisman Automotive Group.
The only other eight-figure sale in July was a six-bedroom Chateau-style home on two acres in McLean, Virginia, which sold for $12.5 million, $500,000 below its list price.
Seven of the 10 most expensive residential sales in the Washington metro last month were in the District.
Click through a slideshow of the 10 most expensive residential sales in Washington in June, courtesy Bright MLS, below.
10. $3.4 million
6912 Benjamin St.
McLean, Virginia
This 2008 build in Langley Forest covers over 10,000 square feet and has six bedrooms, six bathrooms and two half-bathrooms. It had been on the market for over five months. (Courtesy MRIS, a Bright MLS)
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\n6912 Benjamin St.
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\n2703 Dumbarton St. NW
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\n4404 W St. NW
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\n2950 Chain Bridge Road NW
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\n5025 Lowell St. NW
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\n1173 Dolley Madison Blvd.
\nMcLean, Virginia\n
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\n2118 Leroy Place NW
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\n3104 Dumbarton St. NW
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\n801 Turkey Run Road
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\n2817 Woodland Drive NW
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