DC 1 Photograph by Piper Yerks. Where: McLean. Sold by: Edward Newberry, a partner at Squire Patton Boggs. Listed: $7,950,000. Sold: $7,252,615. Days on market: 98. Bragging points: A renovated 1920s Colonial-style house on four acres with six bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, multiple fir eplaces, a patio, and a carriage house. 2 Where: Upperville. Sold by: Fred M. Briggs, cofounder and CTO of Applied Impact Robotics, and Heather K. Briggs, a technology consultant. Listed: $6,775,000. Sold: $6,500,000. Days on market: 49. Bragging points:A 122-acre equestrian estate with a three-bedroom house, two staff houses, two barns, indoor and outdoor arenas, an exercise track, an orchard, and two ponds. 3 Photograph by Nathan Stewart Photography. Where: McLean. Sold by: Robert Kocher, founder and CEO of the government-contracting firm Ideal Innovations. Listed: $6,250,000. Sold: $6,150,000. Days on market: 21. Bragging points:A custom estate with four bedrooms, four bathrooms, two half baths, eight fireplaces, a wine cellar, a spa and gym, a private guest suite, a massage room, and one acre of gardens.   Maryland 4 Photograph by Nathan Stewart Photography. Where: Bethesda. Bought by: Basit Chaudhry, CEO of the health-tech company Tuple Health, and Kavita Patel, a healthcare-policy expert. Listed: $7,000,000. Sold: $7,000,000. Days on market: 240. Bragging points: A newly constructed house designed by GTM Architects with six bedrooms; seven and a half bathrooms; a gym; a screened porch with a fireplace; an elevator; and a three-car garage. 5 Where: Chevy Chase. Bought by: Burden Walker, a partner at Arnold Porter, and Leslie Pope, a partner at Kellogg Hansen. Listed: $4,695,000. Sold: $4,275,000. Days on market: 28. Bragging points:A 5,160-square-foot Colonial bordering Chevy Chase Country Club with seven bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, an office, multiple terraces, an outdoor fire pit, and a one-car garage.   DC 6 Where: Cleveland Park. Sold by: Judy A. Bacon, a philanthropist, and Kenneth J. Bacon, cofounder and partner at the investment firm RailField. Listed: $7,199,000. Sold: $6,725,000. Days on market: 16. Bragging points: A 1917 Georgian Colonial with six bedrooms, five bathrooms, a side porch, a rear terrace, a loggia, a pool and hot tub, a cabana bath, and a stream.   7 Photograph by Joe Hodgson. Where:Chevy Chase DC. Bought by: Michael M. Kaiser, former president of the Kennedy Center, and John S. Roberts, an economist. Listed: $6,995,000. Sold: $6,400,000. Days on market: 125. Bragging points: A 12,650-square-foot stone estate, dating to the 1920s, with five bedrooms, six and a half bathrooms, a gym, a theater, a library, a pool, and a tennis court. This article appears in the February 2025 issue of Washingtonian. The post 7 Luxury Home Sales in the Washington Area—and Who Bought and Sold Them first appeared on Washingtonian. ...read more read less