Victorian Homes for Sale in Montgomery County MD

Stunning Victorian on a double lot in the heart of Kensington's historic district. Rare opportunity to own one of the most beautiful historic homes in the heart of Kensington’s historic district. Built in 1898 and in meticulous condition, this is a must see in person! This Queen Anne style architectural gem is beautifully sited on a double, .40-acre lot and has magnificent custom features not

Kyle Richards Compass

Open Saturday (6/6) from 3-5 PM! This one has to be seen to be believed! One of the most recognizable, beloved, iconic, and stately Victorian-era homes in all of Montgomery County is now available to be purchased and it does not disappoint! Yes, the "grand dame" of Barnesville, positioned on almost an acre and a half, includes 5+ bedrooms and four full baths in the main home, incredible (and

Jim Brown LPT Realty, LLC

HUGE PRICE DROP! Welcome to 10400 Montgomery Avenue, a beautiful family home that is truly the best of Kensington and the best of both worlds – a classic, spacious, and charming Victorian residence fully renovated and updated with a large three-story addition designed by GTM Architects. The home is situated on a large and open 3/4-acre lot with plenty of privacy but located in the center of

Carlos Garcia Keller Williams Capital Properties

PRICE IMPROVEMENT! Discover the timeless charm of this historic Victorian, crafted by renowned builder Harry Wardman and ideally located just blocks from Chevy Chase Circle. Blending classic elegance with modern luxury, 5 Oxford Street offers refined living across three beautifully renovated levels in the heart of Chevy Chase Village. Inside, the reimagined upper level features a renovated

Laura Steuart Compass

Known as the Wilbur House, or “Sunnyside,” this remarkable Second Empire Victorian offers a rare blend of historic character, architectural presence, and timeless charm. Built circa 1887 and sited on nearly a half acre, the residence is among the original estates positioned along the Ashton-Colesville Turnpike and retains many of its defining period details, including a mansard roof, original

Yehoshua Zuares Compass