The community of Wyngate in North Bethesda is an idyllic neighborhood within the DC-Metropolitan area. In Wyngate, you’ll find charming homes in a range of architectural styles situated along tree-lined streets. Framed by a mature tree canopy overhead and featuring lush landscaping in front and back yards, a stroll through this community offers glimpses of inviting front porches and gardens.
Housing options in Wyngate consist primarily of detached single-family homes in a wide variety of architectural styles. Here you’ll find everything from minimalist cottages, Cape Cods, ramblers and split-levels, most built in the early 1950s and 1960s, to moderately sized Craftsman and colonials and even newly constructed modern farmhouse styles. The average sales price here is $1.4 million, but price points vary depending on the age, size and condition of the property. For example, a four-bedroom three-bathroom split-level with 1900 square feet can go for upwards of $950,000, while a five-bedroom four-bathroom colonial featuring 3100 square feet will go for $1.4 million, and a brand new six-bedroom seven-bathroom, 4300 square foot modern farmhouse design can go for upwards of $2 million.
Students here attend Montgomery County Public Schools like Wyngate Elementary, North Bethesda Middle and Walter Johnson High School. Ranked as the second-best school district in all of Maryland, it should come as no surprise that all three schools received a rating of A or higher on Niche. In addition, Walter Johnson High serves over 2800 students in ninth through twelfth grades and is known for their Scholars Programs which provide rigorous AP curriculums in a variety of specialized disciplines.
For all your daily amenities the Wildwood Shopping Center located along Old Georgetown Road is an upscale commercial center featuring 35 unique retailers, ranging from fine dining establishments to clothing outlets and local work-out spots. For a fresh loaf of bread be sure to stop in at Le Pain Quotidien. For gourmet goodies of all shapes and sizes, stop in at Balducci’s Food Lover’s Market for some fresh produce, meats or cheeses. For a unique dining experience head over to the Call Your Mother Deli, and order your sandwich of choice from this old-world food truck, aka a painted 19th century trolley.
Residents of Wyngate, enjoy spending time outdoors at the local Wyngate Woods Neighborhood Park. Featuring three and a half acres of undeveloped woods, this is the perfect spot for walks with pets or enjoying the shade. For those with tots to entertain, pop over to Fernwood Road Park which features a jungle gym for the kids to enjoy. Or sign them up for a series of camps or local fitness programs, at the YMCA at Ayrlawn Park. For the joggers, walkers and hikers in your household, head over to the Bethesda Trolley Trail for four miles of paved routes.
And for those who commute to and from D.C. on the daily, this area’s proximity to public transit options like the Metro, the MARC train and Interstate-495 makes it the place to be. Hop on the red line at Medical Center or Grosvenor-Strathmore Station and take it where you need to be.
Bonnie Casper
Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc.
(240) 690-5947
36 Total Sales
1 in Wyngate
$849,900 Price
Katri Hunter
Compass
(650) 844-0688
271 Total Sales
3 in Wyngate
$849K - $1.8M Price Range
Paul Biciocchi
Forum Properties, Inc.
(240) 621-1188
93 Total Sales
2 in Wyngate
$975,000 Price Range
Cheryl Leahy
Compass
(240) 474-0941
165 Total Sales
12 in Wyngate
$850K - $2.5M Price Range
Eddie Suarez
TTR Sotheby's International Realty
(202) 929-2620
85 Total Sales
1 in Wyngate
$825,000 Price
Teresa Burton
Compass
(240) 641-7447
124 Total Sales
2 in Wyngate
$980K - $1.9M Price Range
On average, homes in Wyngate, Bethesda sell after 23 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Wyngate, Bethesda over the last 12 months is $1,085,000, down 15% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Midcentury modern housing known as 'California in Bethesda'
Established community in walking distance of downtown Bethesda
Bethesda suburb with mature trees, stately homes and access to top-tier schools
Tudor-styles homes resembling an English village 2 miles from Downtown Bethesda
Walkable community with excellent schools and nearby Metro access
Suburb with convenient access to the Beltway, Red Line metro and downtown Bethesda
