Mobile Homes for Sale in Bethesda, MD

Less than 10 miles northwest of downtown Washington, D.C., Bethesda is often considered an extension of the nation’s capital. But with 68,000 residents, the suburb has an identity of its own. “Of course, there are tons of D.C. commuters, but a lot of people actually live and work in Bethesda, too,” says Toni Gage, a Realtor with Re/Max Platinum Realty who has sold several homes in the area. Bethesda is home to several major corporations and world-renowned hospitals. Commuters have easy access to Metro stations, bus routes, and Interstate 495, locally called the Capital Beltway. Gage adds that Bethesda offers more than just employment opportunities and commuter convenience. “It’s shockingly metropolitan for a suburb. There’s a really lively downtown district, amazing shopping centers and some great hiking trails that lead right into D.C.” Old and new architecture coexist in Bethesda. Greenwich Forest has Colonial and Tudor Revivals dating back to the 1920s, while custom-built contemporary-style houses from the 2010s dot Edgemoor’s sidewalk-lined streets. Split levels and Cape Cod cottages built between the ‘40s and ’50s are in Wyngate , and downtown Bethesda has multi-family options.