An affluent suburb of Washington DC, Potomac is located about 15 miles northwest of the capital city. Known as "horse country" for its large equestrian population, Potomac was originally settled by Paleo Indians more than 12,000 years ago. European explorers settled the Potomac Sub region area in the early 1700s. At that time, they established large estates and tobacco plantations, as the crop was the most suitable (as well as the most profitable) for Potomac's climate and soil.
Potomac real estate has been consistently growing for the past 10 years. Many people choose to buy Potomac real estate for its rising property values and its beautiful, older neighborhoods. Notable neighborhoods of Potomac include Falconhurst, Potomac Falls, Avenel, Bradley Farms, Palantine, River Falls, and Marwood.
The lovely countryside community boasts beautiful single-family homes, as well as a large concentration of million dollar-plus properties. Potomac real estate is ideal for investors and anyone who is looking for a home in a prestigious community. Single-family homes range from prices around $700k to over $5 million. Townhomes in Potomac sell from about $450k to around $2 million.
Potomac offers residents a plethora of outdoor recreational activities, thanks to its area parks. Potomac Paddle Sports provides residents with water sports that include kayaking, canoeing, and more. Avid golfers can enjoy a round at the Congressional Private Country Club, a PGA Tour-sponsored Tournament Players Club at Avenel, a private luxurious community located in Potomac. The AT&T National PGA will take place at Congressional Country Club this July.
Potomac features several private and top public schools. The city takes great pride in educating the younger generations. In addition to the schools, Potomac has a medical center and a regional hospital located in nearby Bethesda. Potomac real estate owners and residents enjoy shopping at the Potomac Village and Cabin John.
The prestigious community of Potomac provides residents with beautiful homes, excellent schools, and an array of recreational activities. Perfect for horse lovers, or for those who wish to live in a quiet, tranquil community in close proximity to Washington, DC Potomac real estate will continue to rise.
For more information about Potomac real estate, contact real estate professionals Craig and Nathan Dart by calling 301.977.2800 today.
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