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New EYA townhomes are coming soon to Bethesda.
Opening for sales this spring, The Brownstones at Westbard Square will feature 101 new townhomes with optional elevators in an ideal walkable location adjacent to brand new shops and restaurants.
Priced from $1 million, these distinctive new brownstones will feature rich architectural details, spacious open main-level living, three to five bedrooms, loft levels with a rooftop terrace, eco-friendly electric design, two-car garage parking, an optional private elevator and rear yard (per plan).
Residents will enjoy brand new shops, restaurants and a thoughtfully designed plaza just steps away, as well as beautifully landscaped open green spaces and a children’s playground. Plus, the nearby Capital Crescent Trail is perfect for a daily run or bike ride. Life at Westbard Square is all about the luxury of convenience. And with this close-in location, all your favorite DC area destinations will be just moments away.
Surrounded by new shopping, dining and neighborhood park space, The Brownstones at Westbard Square will offer an enviable, walkable urban lifestyle in an ideal location.
Join the preview list to be among the first to receive community updates, floorplan previews, an invitation to the opening event this spring, and more.
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