Virginia 1 Photograph of interior of Manoogian house by CPV Photography Where: McLean. Bought by: Scott Manoogian, president and CEO of ImpactOffice Technologies. Listed: $5,750,000. Sold: $5,562,500. Days on market: 74. Bragging points: A new 8,750-square-foot house on a fenced half-acre lot with s ix bedrooms, six bathrooms, three half baths, two fireplaces, a foyer, a library, a recreation room, an exercise room, and a covered porch. 2 Where: McLean. Bought by: Parker R. Teel, president and chairman of Teel Construction. Listed: $4,499,999. Sold: $4,300,000. Days on market: 45. Bragging points: A new Colonial-style house with seven bedrooms, six and a half bathrooms, two fireplaces, a wine room, an exercise room, a guest suite, and a three-car garage.   Maryland 3 Photograph of Bethesda house courtesy of RLS Partners at TTR Sotheby’s International Realty Where: Bethesda. Sold by: Dean Seavers, a private-equity adviser, and Tara Seavers. Listed: $9,995,000. Sold: $9,500,000. Days on market: 161. Bragging points: A 13,448-square-foot mansion on two acres with six bedrooms, nine and a half bathrooms, two fireplaces, a foyer, an elevator, an indoor sports court, a pool and hot tub, a fire-pit area, and a tennis court. 4 Where: Potomac. Sold by: Jamie Kutchman Wynne, founder and CEO of Marigold Grey Gifting. Listed: $3,995,000. Sold: $3,995,000. Days on market: 0. Bragging points: An 11,487-square-foot Colonial with eight bedrooms, eight and a half bathrooms, five fireplaces, a foyer, two laundry rooms, a recreation room, a theater, a gym, and an expansive backyard.   DC 5 Photograph of Cleveland Park house by HD Bros Where: Cleveland Park. Bought by: Brooke Bollyky, a managing director at Boston Consulting Group, and Thomas Bollyky, a global-health expert at the Council on Foreign Relations. Listed: $5,149,900. Sold: $4,800,000. Days on market: 22. Bragging points: A 1905 Tudor Revival on a corner lot with seven bedrooms, four and a half bathrooms, four fireplaces, a two-story family room with a skylight, a sunroom, two laundry rooms, and a covered deck. 6 Where: Georgetown. Bought by: Karl Karg, a partner at Latham Watkins. Listed: $4,395,000. Sold: $4,100,000. Days on market: 0. Bragging points: A 1900 Federal-style townhouse with four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, three fireplaces, an eat-in kitchen, and a dining room with French doors that open onto a pergola-covered terrace and a garden. 7 Photograph of Beaty house by Homevisit Where: Georgetown. Bought by: Ashley Patterson Beaty, head of global engagement at the critical-minerals development firm Cove Kaz Capital Group. Listed: $4,000,000. Sold: $3,850,000. Days on market: 199. Bragging points: A 3,319-square-foot condo in the Ritz-Carlton with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, two half baths, a sauna in the primary bathroom, and a bar with three large beverage refrigerators.The post 7 Luxury Home Sales in the Washington Area—and Who Bought and Sold Them first appeared on Washingtonian. ...read more read less