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A Home Along McLean's Gold Coast Once Rented By Queen Noor Asks $16 Million

  • July 23rd 2024

by UrbanTurf Staff

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1159 Crest Lane.

Add another property to the growing list of pricey homes hitting the market along McLean's Gold Coast. 

A nearly 6,000 square-foot home once rented by Queen Noor of Jordan hit the market on Tuesday for $15.9 million. Listed with Mark Lowham of TTR Sotheby's International Realty, the price tag may be more for the location of the property than the home itself. 

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The listing sits on nearly two acres and offers 180-degree views of the Potomac River. An expansive outdoor terrace on the four-bedroom takes advantage of these views. 

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The home is just the latest to come on the market along the Gold Coast. In June, a seven-bedroom along Crest Lane reentered the market for $18 million. And back in January, another home down the road was listed for just below $18 million. 

Photo Credit: Townsend Visuals

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