Wow House: $11.5M for Award-Winning Renovation, 4 En-Suite Bedrooms, Pool

BETHESDA, MD — Searching for your dream house to buy or just daydreaming? Either way, take a peek inside one of the most eye-catching homes on the market in Montgomery County.

This week’s “Wow House” is located at 5215 Edgemoor Lane in Bethesda. This three-story colonial home has 6 bedrooms, 7 full bathrooms, 3 half-baths, and 11,241 square feet.

The asking price for this home is $11.5 million.

Here’s the Realtor’s description of the property from Realtor.com:

This significant home originally built in 1913 has been incredibly expanded and renovated using the combined talents of award winning builder, Gibson Associates, acclaimed architect, George Meyers and nationally recognized interior designer, Mary Drysdale. Sensational formal rooms combine with informal living spaces to present a very special home ideal for both full scale entertaining as well as comfortable family living. A dramatic entry foyer elegant in proportion introduces a parlor with fireplace, adjoining library, spectacular grand salon with walls of windows and French doors accessing the expansive terrace and exquisite grounds. Further enhancing the home's special appeal on the main level is a fabulous formal dining room, gourmet kitchen with outstanding private breakfast room, informal family room and unique guest suite with open beamed ceiling. The upper level hosts four deluxe en suite bedrooms with private baths in addition to the extraordinary master bedroom with "his" and "her" baths, dressing rooms and private office. The truly exquisite 1.34-acre property with pool consisting of two separate lots is unparalleled in it design, gardens and landscaping making this home and its surrounding grounds the most desirable in all of Edgemoor. Only blocks to the heart and vibrancy of downtown Bethesda with its plethora of shopping, restaurants and theaters, this home is for the most discerning buyers.

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