Bannockburn Bethesda MD
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Custom Modern in Bannockburn Co-op – $1.059 MillionIf you are looking for a modernist home in Bethesda, run to see this one in Bannockburn Co-op. Offers are due Tuesday at 3 pm. This 2008 custom, ground-up build by Division 1 Architects sits on Braeburn Place, the original street in read more >
June 16, 2019
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Today: Rare Chance to See Breuer House in BethesdaYou have a rare chance today to see the only Marcel Breuer-designed home in the Washington area as well as seven other homes in the Bannockburn neighborhood in Bethesda. “The Seymour Krieger House, built in 1958 and placed on the Historic Register in 2008, is significant for its architectural and read more >
April 29, 2017
- Early, Untouched Bannockburn Coop Mid-Century – $815K
This listing is for one of the early modest mid-century homes built in Bannockburn Coop in Bethesda. The 1951 home is untouched, with its prominent stone fireplace in the center of the living room and wood walls, which create a rustic, California vibe. The main level has 4 bedrooms read more >
September 7, 2015
- 1961 Jack C. Cohen House in Bethesda: $1.199 Million
Architect Jack C. Cohen, FAIA, left his mark on the suburbs of Washington. He started the firm Cohen and Haft and designed the Crystal City Marriott and the Israeli Embassy. The firm was later known as CHK and now is known as Torti Gallas. The firm has designed more than read more >
May 8, 2013
- Bannockburn Highlighted by WashPost
In its latest neighborhood profile, the Washington Post highlights Bannockburn in Bethesda. Started as a co-op in 1946, the neighborhood in the woods off MacArthur Boulevard was packed with mid-century modern houses. While the community still has many mid-century modern homes, as each year passes more are being lost. read more >
February 25, 2012
- Bannockburn’s Disappearing Mid-Century Moderns
The Bannockburn neighborhood in Bethesda, which features large wooded lots close to the Potomac River, is known for its cluster of impressive custom mid-century modern homes. The question is: How long will this last? The Stokes House on Crail Drive, which was designed by architect Hal Esten, sold for $850K read more >
September 11, 2011
- 1952 Endangered Mid-Century in Bannockburn – $925K
This sprawling 1952 mid-century modern in Bannockburn needs some major work. The 4 bedroom/3 bath ranch is being sold “as is” and being marketed for the .82 lot in prime Bethesda territory. It still has the original yellow metal cabinets in the kitchen. Not sure who did this read more >
January 23, 2011
- 1959 Bethesda Mid-Century Next to Breuer-Designed House – $699K
Brigadoon Drive is a U-shaped street in Bethesda’s Bannockburn neighborhood is chok-full of mid-century modern goodness. This 1959 mid-century is on the market and just dropped from $749K t0 $699K. Feels like a home by Keyes, Lethbridge and Condon. It just happens to be next door to the read more >
November 7, 2010
- Two New Mid-Century Rambler Listings in Chevy Chase, Bethesda
Here are two new listings from mid-century ramblers in Chevy Chase and Bethesda:
1956 4-bedroom in Somerset Heights – $1.35 million; Open 12/6 from 1 to 4 p.m.
1951 4-bedroom in Bannockburn – $849K
December 6, 2009
