Homes in Hillmead & Bradmoor typically range from 4,000 to 6,000 square feet and often attract young families looking to take advantage of the incredibly convenient location (close to both I-495 and Downtown Bethesda) as well as some of the area's top ranked public schools (Bradmoor and Hillmead are inbounds for the highly coveted Whitman High School) at a price point below what homes with a slightly closer proximity to Downtown Bethesda sell for. The vibe in Hillmead & Bradmoor is family friendly, comfortable two-car garage suburban convenience with close enough proximity to Bethesda's urban core to still feel like you have everything at your fingertips.
The Bradmoor and Hillmead Neighborhoods sit just over 1.5 miles from downtown Bethesda and to the North of Bradley Boulevard, to the West of Suburban Hospital and NIH and South of Greentree Road. The neighborhoods have roughly 800 homes between them and have long been a prime target for developers seeking to tear down the original split level, ranchers, ramblers and smaller colonials that were largely built in the 1940's and 1950's to replace them with new construction homes largely in the Craftsman and Modern Farmhouse styles.
The neighborhood contains a mix of original homes- mostly ranch, ramblers and split level homes built in the 1950's and 1960's as well a significant proportion of significantly larger newer construction homes built since 2000 in Craftsman, Colonial and Modern Farmhouse styles.
Bradley Hills Elementary, Bradley Park Playground, Hillmead Neighborhood Park, Suburban Hospital, National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Downtown Bethesda, Wildwood Shopping Center, Montgomery Mall
