5 Super Expensive Bethesda Properties No One Wants To Buy

BETHESDA, MD — There are many gorgeous, multi-million dollar homes on the Bethesda real estate market year-round. But some of them are having a hard time finding the right buyer. Several of the county's most expensive properties listed for sale have been languishing on the market, some for roughly three years.

Here's a look at multi-million Bethesda properties that have been for sale for roughly a year or longer:

8519 Country Club Dr.

This custom-built home has a stunning design featuring well-proportioned rooms for entertaining, a gourmet kitchen with fireplace, a lower level jockey style bar, wine cellar and more. The home was originally listed in March 2016 for $3,795,000, the price it remains at today. See the full listing here.

6609 Radnor Rd.

Newer systems/updates in Kenwood Sub./Whitman Schools. Located on Cherry tree lined cul-de-sac minutes from Downtown Bethesda/METRO, this beautifully maintained home has lake views of golf course. Four floors include high-ceiling basement. Completed new expanded second floor and more. This home was first listed at $2,149,000 in October 2016. The price dropped to $2,049,000 in January 2017 and to $1,895,000 in May 2017. See the listing here.

3809 Jones Bridge Rd.

Conveniently Located Near NIH, the metro and Columbia Country Club & Golf. This lovely Manor Home with elevator offers custom design features at every turn. Coffered, domed and tray ceilings; library; four fireplaces; master bedroom with balcony, gourmet kitchen, wet bar and more. This home was listed at $1,999,900 in October 2016. See the listing here.

8920 Burdette Rd.

Stunning contemporary new build sited on 36,777 SF private, wooded lot. Extraordinary residence offers 9,920 SF over four finished levels. Open floor plan with Chef's Kitchen, great room, second level family room, spa-like baths and elevator. Luxury master with terrace, two dressing rooms and bath with soaking tub and shower. Idyllic views. This home was listed at $4,250,000 in October 2016, and the price dropped to $4,100,000 in May 2017. See the listing here.

4000 Thornapple St.

Under one mile to downtown Bethesda. New construction on a quiet street with a private backyard. This home has a gorgeous open floor plan and was renovated in 2016. This home was listed in November 2016 at $2,249,900. The price dropped to $1,899,900 in May. See the listing here.

>>All photos via MRIS/Realtor.com.