Explore Kenwood Real Estate: Luxury Homes in Chevy Chase

38.9709° N, 77.1053° W

Calling Kenwood Home

Known for its gorgeous estates and Cherry Blossoms that rival those seen ringing the Tidal Basin, Kenwood has long been one of Chevy Chase, MD's most exclusive neighborhoods. Residents enjoy close proximity to both downtown Bethesda and the District. With lots sizes starting at 1/4 acre and running to just shy of an acre, Kenwood features some of the grandest homesites available for sale within close proximity to the DC border. Kenwood Country Club sits along the Western border of the neighborhood providing members golf, tennis, indoor/outdoor pools, social activities and fine dining.

 

History

Kenwood's namesake, Edward Kennedy, bought and subdivided the 200 acres that would become the neighborhood of Kenwood with his partner Donal Chamberlin in 1926. Kennedy is also credited with planting the Japanese Cherry Blossom Trees that have become Kenwood's signature attraction drawing thousands of visitors every Spring to witness peak bloom. The neighborhood of nearly 300 homes is one of the DC area's most coveted thanks to its stately homes sited on large, manicured lots.

 

Architecture

Mostly Colonial homes styles with the occasional Tudor or Georgian Style home

 

Neighborhood Amenities

Capitol Cresent Trail, Trail Park, Kenwood Country Club

 

Local Businesses

Nearby Whole Foods, Westwood Shopping Center and Westbard Square, Friendship Heights and Wisconsin Avenue Retail Corridor (The Collection at Chevy Chase, Sak Fifth Avenue)

 

Similar Maryland Neighborhoods to Explore

Edgemoor, South Bradley Hills, Chevy Chase

 

White brick home with tall columns and arched dormers, framed by mature trees and formal hedges. White brick home with a columned entrance, arched dormers, and manicured gardens. Brick Colonial home with a slate roof, dormer windows, and a curved walkway through the lawn. Red-brick Colonial home with black shutters, a stone walkway, and leafy trees framing the lawn. Large stone-and-stucco home with green shutters, a covered porch, and a curved stone walkway. Red-brick home with a slate roof, mature trees, and a curved brick walkway across the lawn. Kenwood Club entrance sign beside a landscaped roadside flower bed. Kenwood Golf & Country Club entrance with a white gazebo and colorful flower beds. Tudor-style stone-and-timber home with steep gables, an arched entry, and landscaped front garden. Golf practice range with a row of hitting stations and a tall net beside the field. Whole Foods Market storefront with a peaked white facade and cars parked out front. Bethesda Row streetscape with the Uncle Julio’s restaurant sign and brick sidewalk. Apple Store storefront with a large Apple logo, leafy trees, and parked cars. Pottery Barn storefront with rustic wooden shutters flanking the entrance. Pottery Barn Kids and PAUL storefronts along a landscaped shopping street. Kenwood shopping street with Allbirds and Faherty storefronts beneath leafy trees. Alley with colorful floral and steam-train murals; a person walks beside the walls. Luke’s Lobster storefront with outdoor café tables beneath a covered shopping walkway. Maman café storefront with climbing roses and wooden sidewalk seating. Hawkers Asian Street Food restaurant exterior with a sidewalk patio and yellow umbrellas. Sidewalk restaurant patio with red umbrellas and outdoor tables beneath leafy trees. Tree-lined shopping walkway with planted benches and Allbirds and Faherty storefronts. Levain Bakery storefront with a vivid blue sign and open entrance beside neighboring shops. Retail storefronts with Williams-Sonoma signage and a neighboring boutique marked with a V. Sidewalk café with outdoor counter seating and pedestrians beneath a Fresh Roasted Coffee awning. Bethesda Bagels storefront at 4819, next to Warby Parker. Tree-lined commercial street with outdoor café seating and storefronts. Neighborhood shopping district with the PLANTA storefront and outdoor dining patio. Bethesda Lane’s cobblestone walkway and blue café patio beneath a covered shopping arcade. Nike storefront with a large white ring-shaped sculpture outside. Johnny Was storefront with floral panels, canvas awnings, and an open entrance along a brick sidewalk. Saks Fifth Avenue storefront with a pale stone facade and black entrance canopy. Clyde's of Chevy Chase outdoor patio with umbrellas and modern office buildings nearby. Junction Bistro and Bar storefront with dark framing, wood paneling, and a brick patio. The Hunter's Hound restaurant with a sidewalk patio and flower baskets. Modern storefronts along a brick-paved sidewalk beneath leafy trees. Seven Reasons restaurant storefront on a tree-lined sidewalk, beside modern glass buildings.

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