Why Live in Huntington Terrace
Huntington Terrace in Bethesda, Montgomery County, is a residential neighborhood known for its single-family homes and old-growth trees that provide ample shade during Maryland's warm summers. The area is highly sought after due to its proximity to the National Institutes of Health, Downtown Bethesda's shopping and dining options, and the county's highly-rated schools, including Bradley Hills Elementary, Thomas W. Pyle Middle School, and Walt Whitman High School. The neighborhood features a mix of architectural styles, including Cape Cods, colonials, split-levels, and newer Craftsman-style homes. Home values range from $900,000 to $2.5 million, with many properties selling quickly and often above asking price. Huntington Terrace has several pocket parks, including Greenwich Neighborhood Park, which offers basketball and tennis courts and shaded seating. The Bethesda Trolley Trail, a four-mile path popular with walkers and cyclists, is nearby. Dining options include Call Your Mother, a Jewish deli, and various eateries at Bethesda Row and Woodmont Triangle, such as The Salt Line, Spanish Diner, and Mon Ami Gabi. Bethesda Row also features major retailers and car dealerships, while Woodmont Triangle offers additional dining and shopping, including a Trader Joe's and the pet-friendly gastropub Dog Haus. Commuting to downtown D.C. is convenient, with a 9-mile drive or access to the Red Line from the Bethesda metro station, just a mile away. The neighborhood's proximity to major medical centers like Walter Reed Army Medical Center and the National Institute of Health headquarters makes it a practical choice for families and professionals alike.
