A batch of 30 new million-dollar townhomes in Bethesda is more than 75 percent pre-sold according to developer EYA.
The company is building Little Falls Place, a 1.8-acre community on the former site of a cinder block plant near Little Falls Parkway.
The three-bedroom townhomes will have direct access to the Capital Crescent Trail, which runs behind the property, and feature private backyards, private elevators serving all four levels, two-car garages and rooftop terraces with outdoor kitchens and fireplaces.
EYA will open a model home in the new development on Saturday. But even as construction continues, there aren’t many townhomes left unspoken for. The townhomes start at $1.5 million and first move-ins are expected by the end of the year.
The model home will be open Friday-Tuesday from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at 5113 Willet Bridge Rd. The community is located just off Little Falls Parkway between River Road and Massachusetts Avenue.
Depending on the outcome of the Westbard Sector Plan rewrite, EYA might end up having an even bigger imprint on the immediate area surrounding the Little Falls watershed. The Bethesda-based developer is expected to be part of developer Equity One’s plans at nearby Westbard, which encompasses a number of commercial properties just north of the new townhomes.
EYA said a landscape plan for the project using drought-tolerant native plant species means no irrigation needed to be installed. It also said the construction has improved storm water runoff on the site and as much as 75 percent of construction waste was recycled.
Renderings via EYA
