Martin’s Addition is a quiet Chevy Chase neighborhood east of the Chevy Chase Section 3 community. It is roughly bordered by Brookville Road to the west, Quincy Street to the south, Brennon Lane to the east and Thornapple Street to the north. The village is home to nearly 1,000 residents and has a median household ... [Continue Reading]
Around Chevy Chase
Come out to Rosa Mexicano at Chevy Chase (located on 5225 Wisconsin Avenue, DC) for Kids Eat Free dinner. Children under ten are eligible for a free dinner with the purchase of any adult entree, Sunday through Thursday from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. What Can My Child Order at Rosa Mexicano? Children are able ... [Continue Reading]
The peonies of May are among the most spectacular attractions of Chevy Chase gardens. They come in many colors. This snowy one grows at a home in Chevy Chase Village. Butterflies also seem to enjoy the big blossoms of the peony. Photo © Bob Cullen
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For today’s Chevy Chase neighborhood blog spotlight, we’ve decided to focus on Chevy Chase Section 3 and Section 5. Not far from the Martins Addition neighborhood, the Sections 3 & 5 communities are located between Connecticut Avenue and Brookville Road. Many homes were built circa 1940s, with housing prices typically around $1 million. What’s Around ... [Continue Reading]
Solar energy arrays are not yet as common as slate shingles and squirrels on the roofs of Chevy Chase homes. But renewable energy from the sun is a growing presence. Drive around Chevy Chase neighborhoods and you’ll spot them–glass panels set on south-facing roofs. Some arrays are just a couple of panels. Some cover almost ... [Continue Reading]
We’ve decided to start a series of blogs that looks at the neighborhoods around Chevy Chase. This week, we’re going to highlight the community of North Chevy Chase. Below you can find out about nearby attractions, amenities and the homes that make up this stunning neighborhood. North Chevy Chase Homes Not long ago, we posted ... [Continue Reading]
A garden blooms at the intersection of Broad Branch and Brookville roads in the Village of Chevy Chase, adding a little beauty to the journeys of of hundreds who pass by it each day. And it’s not there by accident. It’s the work of the Garden Club of Chevy Chase, and more specifically, of its ... [Continue Reading]
In some places, underground art is work that’s banned by the authorities and displayed illegally. In Chevy Chase and Bethesda, it’s work displayed in the “Art Tunnel,” a passage underneath Wisconsin Avenue that connects to the Bethesda Metro station. The Bethesda Urban Partnership curates exhibitions of work by local artists for the pleasure of people ... [Continue Reading]
Cecilia Carchedi, a sophomore at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School, is concerned about the burgeoning problem of obesity, especially among American youth. And she’s decided to do something about it. Cecilia, with the help of several B-CC classmates, has founded an organization called “Peas of Mind.” It’s intended to help people by giving them access to ... [Continue Reading]
Cherry trees are blossoming in Chevy Chase. This one is on East Melrose Street in the Village. Photo © Bob Cullen
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