Maryland 1 Photographs courtesy of Michael Kay and Sintia Petrosian. Where: Bethesda. Bought by: Manpreet Singh, chief investment officer at Singh Capital Partners, and Namrita Sodhi, a family-practice physician. Listed: $6,599,000. Sold: $6,275,000. Days on market: 54. Bragging points: An 18,000-square-foot Georgian-style house with seven bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, an elevator, a library, a great room with an oversize fireplace, a sports court, a heated pool with a waterfall, a five-car garage, and a geothermal HVAC system. DC 2 Photograph by Joe Hodgson. Where: Wesley Heights. Sold by: Gerald Sigal, chairman of Sigal Construction Corporation, and Ellen Sigal, founder of Friends of Cancer Research. Listed: $8,995,000. Sold: $8,600,000. Days on market: 1. Bragging points:A 1927 cottage with six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, an English-style shingled roof, a spacious patio, and a pool.   3 Where: Spring Valley. Bought by: William Kelvie, CEO of Overture Corporation, and Sheila Kelvie. Listed: $4,995,000. Sold: $5,250,000. Days on market: 0. Bragging points: A six-bedroom, nine-bathroom Colonial with a three-car garage, four fireplaces, and a terrace-like balcony off the primary bedroom.   Virginia 4 Photograph by Lynam courtesy of Steve Watson. Where: McLean. Bought by: Gregory Lynam, a plastic surgeon. Listed: $4,195,000. Sold: $4,195,000. Days on market: 1. Bragging points: Six-bedroom, eight-bathroom new-build with a three-car ga­rage, an elevator, a double-sided fireplace connecting the living room and screened porch, and a rec room with a wet bar.   5 Photograph by Oleksandr Mokrohuz/Epic Homes, courtesy of Prendergast Team. Where: McLean. Bought by: Steven A. Sigsbury,a partner at Cochran Law Group. Listed: $10,500,000. Sold: $9,950,000. Days on market: 128. Bragging points: Six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, six fire-places, a four-car garage with private quarters above it, a pool, an elevator, and a 1,200-bottle wine cellar. 6 Where: Arlington. Bought by: Brent Boroff and Megan Francis, cofounders of Fourth Trimester Postnatal Retreat. Listed: $3,400,000. Sold: $3,903,877. Days on market: 1. Bragging points: Six-bedroom, seven-bathroom new construction with a primary bedroom with vaulted ceilings and two walk-in closets, basement wine storage, a screened porch, and a three-car garage.   7 Where: Arlington. Bought by: William DiMonte, founder of Planet Depos, and Nadine Abi Chakra, regulatory specialist at the World Bank Group. Listed: $3,995,000. Sold: $3,850,000. Days on market: 78. Bragging points: Seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms, six fireplaces, an elevator, and an in-law suite above one of the two garages. This article appears in the September 2024 issue of Washingtonian. The post 7 Luxury Home Sales in the Washington Area—and Who Bought and Sold Them first appeared on Washingtonian.