October's Most Expensive Home Sales
The top-sellers included a waterfront home in Lake Barcroft that sold for $3 million.
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The top-sellers included a waterfront home in Lake Barcroft that sold for $3 million.
This great room takes exquisite carpentry to new heights.
Retro-industrial accents and modern furnishings give this end unit the feeling of an urban loft.
The top-sellers included a $2.28 million home in Cherrydale.
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The top-sellers included an Arlington Ridge home that went for $1.4 million.
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These outdoor spaces evoke the aesthetic of Napa and Sonoma.
Sales were slow in some ZIP codes, but the top-sellers did include an Arlington Ridge home that sold for $2.5 million.
This magical closet under the stairs isn't a holding cell for Harry Potter. It's a wine cellar.
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The top-sellers included a home on Military Road that sold for $2.68 million.
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A custom home in Arlington Ridge makes the most of its terrain, enjoying views for miles.
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Top sellers included a McLean estate that sold for $5.26 million.