This is Marcie’s neighborhood. She’s lived in East Bethesda for almost 25 years. It’s a great community. It’s friendly, down to earth, and incredibly close to both Bethesda and Medical Center Metros. One can walk to downtown Bethesda in moments, and neighborhood kids can walk to BCC High School. Home prices range between $700,000 and $2,000,000+.

Elementary School:  Bethesda Elementary
Middle School: Westland MS
High School:  Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School

Population:  around 1,200 households

Sub-neighborhoods of East Bethesda include:  Glenbrook Village, West Chevy Chase Heights, Rosedale Park, Columbia Forest, Westboro, Meadowbrook Village and Middleton.

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East Bethesda Resource List

1. Top 10 Reasons to call East Bethesda Home – the title pretty much says it all.
2. 2017 East Bethesda Sales Roster (a house-by-house list showing original sales price, price at time of sale, final sales price, Bed/Bath
3. East Bethesda Poster (below)… get it here! Fill out the contact form below with your address, e-mail and phone number. We will get in touch. All I ask is that you join the EBCA!
4. Several communities are within walking distance to metro. Learn about ’em here: Walk to Bethesda Metro.
5. East Bethesda Citizen’s Association (EBCA)– It’s been around since the 30’s. Join now!
6. Schools within the BCC Cluster.
7. Search for homes specifically within East Bethesda (or check back every Friday to learn about new listings).
8. The Purple Line looms large and will be built on the edge of our community along the Capital Crescent Trail.  Click here and here for updates/maps, etc.
9. Trees, Glorious Trees! East Bethesda advocate, friend, and community activist Amanda Farber has put together an amazing slide show citing the demise of the local tree canopy and ways in which to combat it. Click here for ways to get free trees in East Bethesda.
10. Catch a bus to NYC…
11. Famous Bethesda types… including Laura Hillenbrand (Seabiscuit), Cokie Roberts, Mike Tyson and Katie Ledecky!
12. Check out the History of Bethesda, as told by Bethesda Magazine. To really dig into our local history, I might recommend “Bethesda: A Social History” by William Offett.
13. Where to Vote? Click here to determine which polling place is yours.
14. Love East Bethesda? Get your static cling car decal here! Fill out the contact form below with your address, e-mail and phone number. We will get in touch. Once again, all I ask is that you join the EBCA!

 

 

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