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Monday, February 20
Chevy Chase Real Estate Melinda Estridge Maryland Realtor
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Estridge Group
on Mon 20 Feb 2006 04:01 PM EST
Lively and attractive, Chevy Chase, Maryland is an extremely desirable spot to buy a home and an ideal place to raise a family. A strong sense of community pride is reflected in the striking architectural detail of its distinctive homes. The streets are beautifully well-maintained and lined by hundred year old oaks, maples, and evergreens. Served by the Metro System, the neighborhood is easily accessible to D.C. and is home to some of the best restaurants, shopping, arts and cultural opportunities in the region. In addition, you will find an excellent public school system and a number of exceptional private schools.
Make Melinda Estridge and The Estridge Group your premier site for all Chevy Chase Real Estate. Browse through the communities of Maplewood/Alta Vista, Chevy Chase Commons, The Village, Dunlop Hills, Farmington, Hamlet Place, Martins Addition, North Chevy, Rock Creek Knolls, Clean Drinking Farms, Chevy Chase Village, Rollingwood, and Pinehurst Village.
Melinda Estridge
Long and Foster Realtors Bethesda4650 East West Highway
Bethesda, MD. 20814
Phone: 301-215-6837
Fax: 301-951-7668
Email: melinda@theestridgegroup.com
Tuesday, February 7
Dunlop Hills, Bethesda, Chevy Chase Real Estate MD
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Estridge Group
on Tue 07 Feb 2006 12:33 PM EST
Dunlop Hills features many homes in a great community. This community is also close to such amenities as shopping and parks as well as private country clubs. Dunlop Hills also has great access to the Beltway, making commuting to D.C. a breeze.
While the older more established neighborhoods have traditional colonial style homes, this neighborhood differs with its contemporary look.
 Many Dunlop Hills homes are in the Rambler style. These homes have a more contemporary feel, large rooms and other amenities.
Many of these homes have wet bars and various other additions, the most common of which are cathedral style ceilings, which make the rooms seem very open and compliment the open floor plan, providing a relaxing flow throughout the home. Some of the contemporary homes have a wall of glass, allowing an ample amount of natural light, slate tile and spiral staircase, while others feature balconies and scenic views. The common theme of homes in this neighborhood is uniqueness. All of these homes differ in every trait except one - quality. Each home contains an exceptional amount of personality and flare.
Depending on the home, the price varies. In general these homes sell around the $1 million dollar range but can vary greatly. Dunlop Hills offers variety with unique floor plans to give you a personalized feel to your home.
Melinda Estridge
Long and Foster Realtors Bethesda
4650 East West Highway
Bethesda, MD. 20814
Phone: 301-215-6837
Fax: 301-951-7668
Email: melinda@theestridgegroup.com
Bethesda - Chevy Chase Schools Melinda Estridge Realtors Real Estate MD
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Estridge Group
on Tue 07 Feb 2006 12:25 PM EST
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One of the most important factors when choosing an area to relocate are the local schools. As your area experts, we are knowledgeable about the school systems of Bethesda and Chevy Chase in the Montgomery County area as well as the surrounding areas of Washington D.C. including Silver Spring, Rockville, Gaithersburg, and Potomac. The school systems serving these districts have a commitment to excellence and strive for student achievement. | |
Thursday, January 12
Rockville Maryland Real Estate Bethesda, Chevy Chase Realtors
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Estridge Group
on Thu 12 Jan 2006 12:15 PM EST
Rockville, Maryland Real Estate
The county seat of Montgomery County, Maryland, Rockville is situated on approximately 13 square miles amid the rolling hills of west-central Maryland. It is 12 miles northwest of Washington, D.C., and 35 miles southwest of Baltimore. Rockville was established as a city in 1860, but its history is traced back to pre-Revolutionary War days. Early settlers were hunters and farmers, with tobacco the main crop. A road led from Frederick to Georgetown to transport large tobacco kegs. A branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad came to the city in 1873 to further develop Rockville, which transformed from rural farmland into a town center over the years.
Rockville became a suburban resort for Washington, D.C. professionals who sought respite from their business in the nation's capital. Hotels, boarding houses, and fine Victorian homes were built. The city actually remained much like a small quiet town until the 1950's, when after World War II the population rose to more than 40,000 by 1970. Today, Rockville is the second largest city in Maryland and is a four-time "All-America City" winner. Rockville has a population of approximately 50,000, and is a major employment center and one of Washington, D.C.'s major suburbs.
To preserve its past, the city of Rockville designated a Historic District Commission to protect areas and structures of historic significance. Three historic districts were established in 1974, with others added since that time. Rockville also offers a wide variety of housing styles and prices with a range of neighborhoods from condos, townhomes and Victorian homes to contemporary models and more traditional plans.
The City of Rockville has abundant family entertainment and recreation opportunities with a swim center, golf course, 58 public parks, a skate park and much more. Winters are fairly short and mild, and summer temperatures rise into the 90°F's.
Gaithersburg Maryland Real Estate Realtors® The Estridge Group
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Estridge Group
on Thu 12 Jan 2006 09:48 AM EST
Gaithersburg, Maryland Real Estate
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Gaithersburg, sister to Germantown, is located in the heart of Montgomery County, some 12 miles from the northwestern border of Washington, D.C. The small settlement began at the crossroads of two ancient Indian trails. With the arrival of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in 1873, business and agricultural expansion made the Gaither settlement the commercial center for upper Montgomery County. It was incorporated as the town of Gaithersburg in 1878. Another major growth spurt came in the 1960's with the expansion of the Atomic Energy Commission headquarters and the National Institute for Standards and Technology.
Gaithersburg is now the second largest incorporated city in Maryland, and one of the fastest growing communities on the East Coast. Gaithersburg has been singled out as one of the "Fifty Fabulous Places to Raise Your Family" in a volume published by Career Press. The city was also rated first in the country for running a home-based business, according to Home Office Computing magazine. Gaithersburg has been characterized as "the most historic and unique community in Maryland".
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Gaithersburg has been successful in preserving its rural past, while sustaining unmatched growth in industry and population. Gaithersburg enjoys many of the amenities of D.C., just a short trip away, but retains the laid-back lifestyle of a small town.
Gaithersburg real estate offers a variety of housing styles, prices, sizes and neighborhoods - everything from condominiums to old Victorian homes. Prices for single-family homes start at about $200,000 and can well exceed $500,000. Townhome prices range from $180,000 to $300,000+. |
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