Bethesda


Bethesda, Maryland is a beautiful, urban area in the south of Montgomery County, Maryland.  It sits just to the Northwest of Washington, D.C.  Bethesda, Maryland has a population of 55,277.  Bethesda is home to a multitude of restaurants, boutiques, and other lifestyle attractions.  Bethesda is also home to the National Institute of Health, the nation's medical research agency.  Bethesda is a close suburb of Washington, D.C., thus residents enjoy the convenience of living outside the nation's capital.  A metro station lies in the heart of Bethesda, quickly taking residents into and around metro DC. 

Bethesda is a beautiful community with homes and townhomes throughout.  Teresa Hatef enjoys selling Bethesda real estate, and take pride in providing her clients with the best service and knowledge regarding homes for sale in Bethesda.


Demographics of Bethesda

As of the 2000 census, Bethesda showed a population of 55,277 residents.  Bethesda, according to the 2000 census, is the best-educated city in the nation for a city of 50,000 residents or more.  79% of the population above the age of 25 has a bachelor's degree, and 49% have a graduate of professional degree.  The median household income is $99,102.  The distribution of of population among ages is as follows: 21.9% under 18; 4.6% between 18 and 24; 29.2% from 25 to 44; 27.1% from 45 to 64; and 17.2% over 65.  For every 100 females over the age of 18, there were 84 males.


Downtown Bethesda

The main commercial corridor running through Bethesda is Route 355, 355 runs through Bethesda, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Germantown and up through northern Montgomery County ending in Frederick, Maryland. Changing its name from 355, Hungerford Road, Frederick Road, South Frederick Road, North Frederick Road, Frederick Road, Urbana Pike, to Market Street.  "Downtown Bethesda", is centered at the intersection of Wisconsin and route 187 (Old Georgetown Road).  "Downtown Bethesda", is one of the most distinguished communities in the Washington, DC Metropolitan area, it is known as a great destination for restaurants, unique boutiques, and some of the best shopping.  A great site to visit to see what shops are available go to WWW.DOWNTOWNBETHESDA.COM  

It is also home to National Institute of Health, which is one of the world's leading research centers.  Bethesda has several special events, including Taste of Bethesda, Imagination Bethesda Children's Street Festival, a free summer concert series, and the Bethesda Library Festival.  There is a metro station that allows for easy access to the rest of the Washington area.  

A few other websites that will give you additonal information:

http://www.bethesda.org

http://www.bethesda.transit.org

http://www.golflink.com/golf-courses/city.asp?dest=bethesda+MD

Teresa has owned real estate in Montgomery County.  She works seven days each week, so she can better serve her clients.  A list of a few of the communities that you might be interested in:

Springlake, Marymount, Kenwood Place, Bannockburn, Westlake, Greenacres, Al Marah, Sonoma, Promenade, Parkside, Lakeside Terrace, Glen Echo Heights, Alta Vista Terrace, Whitehall, Locust Hill Estates, The Oaks, Kenwood Park, Springfield,  Grosvenor Park, Woodacres, Beacon Hill, Bradley Hills, Sumner, Glen Mar Park, Wyngate, Wildwood Manor, Bradmoor, Charred Oak Estates, Avenal, Alta Vista, Windermere, Maplewood Manor, Ashburton, Burning Tree Valley, North Bethesda, Longmeadow, Carderock Springs, Westmoreland Hills, The Kenwood, Stratton Woods, Crestview, Georgetown Village, Chelsea Towers, Edgewood, Brookmont, Rosedale Park, Promenade Outside, West Spring, Mary Knolls, Courts of Wyngate, Congressional Country Club Estates, Whitely Park, Tilden Woods, Cohasset, Bentley Place, Ayrlawn, Greenwich Forest, Crescent Plaza and many more.
 

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