Explore Wood Acres Real Estate – Luxury Living in Bethesda

Calling Wood Acres Home

Wood Acres has a charming neighborhood feel thanks to its narrow, winding streets and its restrictive building covenants that forbid tear downs and maintain the architectural integrity of the neighborhood. Many refer to it as a "throwback" neighborhood with an active citizen's association and family friendly picnics and holiday parades throughout the year. Conveniently located, Wood Acre's residents have easy access to both the River Road and Massachusetts Avenue Corridors as well as downtown Bethesda which is only two miles away.

 

History

Wood Acres is a community of 404 homes developed by the Wood Acres Construction Corporation between 1939 and 1959. Homes in Wood Acres share a brick colonial design with similar interior layouts yet a good amount of variability on their exterior appearances. The neighborhood boasts the highly rated Wood Acres Elementary school, a beautiful 10 acre local park and also well known for its old growth trees, including oak, beech, poplar and hickory trees that lend their beauty to the hilly terrain.

 

Architecture

Brick Colonials

 

Neighborhood Amenities

Wood Acres Park, Nearby Westwood Shopping Center and Westbard Square, Kenwood Country Club

 

Local Businesses

Redevelopment of nearby Westwood Shopping Center and Westbard Square, Whole Foods, Shops at Sumner, Downtown Bethesda, Spring Valley Shopping Center

 

Similar Maryland Neighborhoods to Explore

Westgate, Sumner, Bannockburn

 

 

Two-story home with a broad covered porch and stone facade beneath mature trees. Two-story brick house with roof dormers, pale shutters, and a curved stone walkway across the lawn. Two-story brick house with blue shutters, a red front door, and a broad lawn beneath mature trees. Two-story white house with dark shutters and a broad stone staircase beneath mature trees. White Colonial home with dark shutters, brick entry steps, and a landscaped front walkway. Kenwood Club entrance sign beside orange flowers and a tree-lined road. Kenwood Golf & Country Club entrance sign amid bright orange and pink flowers. Outdoor golf practice range with multiple hitting stations and a tall net along its edge. Whole Foods Market storefront in a white shopping center, with River RX signage and cars parked outside. Bethesda Row streetscape with the Uncle Julio’s restaurant and a large neighborhood sign. Apple Store storefront framed by leafy trees, with cars parked along the curb. Shopping area with Pottery Barn Kids and PAUL storefronts beside a landscaped sidewalk. Retail storefronts along a leafy sidewalk, including Allbirds and Faherty. Williams-Sonoma storefront beside a white-brick shop with a circular V sign. Bethesda Bagels storefront beside Warby Parker, with pedestrians on the sidewalk. Blue café storefront with climbing greenery, wooden doors, and sidewalk patio seating. Poke Dojo storefront along a pedestrian shopping walkway with outdoor seating. Outdoor restaurant patio with red umbrellas along a leafy, brick-lined street. Blue Levain Bakery storefront beside neighboring shops on a brick sidewalk. Tree-lined shopping street with café tables and a red patio umbrella. Restaurant storefronts along a tree-lined street, with outdoor patio seating. Bethesda Lane pedestrian shopping street with a blue restaurant patio and leafy greenery. The Shops at Sumner Place retail plaza with its tenant directory sign and storefronts. Safeway grocery store with a brick façade and arched storefront entrances. Brick-paved patio with café tables, closed umbrellas, and flowering planters beside a brick building. Neighborhood shopping center with F45, a cleaners, and Subway storefronts. Neighborhood shopping center with Gregorio's Trattoria and CVS/pharmacy storefronts. Starbucks Coffee storefront in a red-brick building along a sidewalk. Wood Acres storefronts, including Cork Spring Valley and Compass Coffee, with outdoor seating along the sidewalk. Millie's restaurant patio with outdoor seating beneath a shade sail. Outdoor dining plaza with blue umbrellas, picnic tables, and brick shops. Bluestone Lane café patio with striped umbrellas beside a red-brick building.

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