The Elizabeth

4601 N Park Ave

Chevy Chase

20815

The Elizabeth is a 17-story full-service condominium completed in 1975 on North Park Avenue in the Village of Friendship Heights. Its 363 residences, from one-bedrooms to three-bedroom corner homes, share a 24-hour front desk, an indoor pool, a fitness center, and garage parking, with utilities included in the condo fee and the Friendship Heights Red Line station a short walk away.

Year Built

1975

Total Units

363

Stories

Parking

Garage

Unit Sizes

1-3 Bedrooms

Price Range

$202,000 - $540,000

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The Elizabeth Front Exterior – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth Exterior Towers – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth Lobby Front Desk – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

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The Elizabeth Lobby Lounge – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth Lobby Seating – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth Elevator Lobby – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth Club Room – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth Private Dining Room – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth Resident Bar – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth Community Room – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth Indoor Pool – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth Indoor Pool View – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth Outdoor Terrace – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth Terrace Dining – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth Sun Deck – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth Mail Room – 4601 N Park Ave, Chevy Chase MD

The Elizabeth is one of the established high-rises of the Village of Friendship Heights, the small Maryland enclave of residential towers just over the DC line at Wisconsin and Western Avenues. Completed in 1975 at 4601 N Park Ave in Chevy Chase, the 17-story building holds 363 condominium homes and trades steadily, with a dozen sales in the past year. The building runs as a full-service property. A staffed front desk is on duty around the clock in a marble-floored lobby, backed by on-site management and engineering staff. Shared spaces include a heated indoor lap pool with a sauna, a fitness center, a resident club room with a grand piano, a bar and lounge, a private dining room, a party room with a kitchen, a library, and outdoor terraces with dining tables and planters. A garage with assigned spaces and EV charging, guest parking, bike storage, and a mail room round out the services, and a small retail arcade adds a deli and convenience store and a salon. The lobby, hallways, and elevators have been renovated in recent years. Homes run from one-bedrooms of about 700 square feet and one-bedroom-and-den plans near 1,100 square feet to two-bedroom units of roughly 1,150 to 1,500 square feet and three-bedroom corner residences. Most have a private balcony, an in-unit washer and dryer, and a deeded or assigned garage space, and the monthly fee covers heat, air conditioning, electricity, gas, and water. Outside the door, the village’s free shuttle runs to the Friendship Heights Metro, Whole Foods, and the Village Center, all of which are also within walking distance. For buyers who want staffed, all-inclusive living with the Red Line close by, The Elizabeth offers it at a median price near $335,000. See the Market Snapshot below for current pricing.

Location & Neighborhood

Living in Friendship Heights

The Elizabeth sits on North Park Avenue in the Village of Friendship Heights, a compact neighborhood of residential towers on the Maryland side of the DC line. Whole Foods is about three blocks away, and Wisconsin Place, anchored by Bloomingdale’s, is a short walk east, with Saks, the Capital Grille, and other shops and restaurants along Wisconsin Avenue. The Friendship Heights Village Center is close by, and downtown Bethesda is a short drive north.

Metro & Commute

The Friendship Heights Red Line station is less than half a mile away, about a 10-minute walk, and the village’s free shuttle stops at the station as well as at Whole Foods and the Village Center. The Red Line runs directly to Dupont Circle and downtown DC. Metrobus and Ride On buses meet at the station, Wisconsin Avenue leads north to Bethesda and south into upper Northwest DC, and the Capital Crescent Trail is nearby for cycling.

Market Snapshot

The Elizabeth Market Overview

Activity at The Elizabeth: median sales price $335,000, median 22 days on market, 97.8% sale-to-list, $306/sqft. Based on 12 building-level sales in the trailing 12 months. Recent range $202,000 – $540,000.

Median Sales Price

$335,000

Average Days ON Market

Sale-to-list Ratio

97.8%

Homes Sold (12 MonthS)

Recent Price Range

$202,000 – $540,000

Owner Occupancy Ratio

One-bedrooms led recent sales at $202,000 to $340,000; two-bedrooms ran $300,000 to $470,000, with views, balconies, and renovations driving the spread.

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How This Building Performs

The Elizabeth Market Performance & Ownership Profile

The Elizabeth’s appeal rests on full service at an accessible price: a 24-hour front desk, an indoor pool, on-site management, and garage parking, with utilities folded into the monthly fee. Twelve homes sold in the past year at a median of $335,000, a median of 22 days on market, and a 97.8% sale-to-list ratio. Pricing turns mainly on bedroom count, floor height and view, renovation level, and whether a deeded garage space conveys.

24-hour front desk with on-site management and engineering staff
Indoor lap pool, sauna, fitness center, and resident club rooms
Monthly fee includes heat, air conditioning, electricity, gas, and water
Garage parking with EV charging; free village shuttle to Metro

Market trends are based on recent sales activity and may vary by unit size, floor level, and condition.

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Available Units at The Elizabeth

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Past Sales

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Condo Units Highlights

Inside the Residences

One-Bedrooms: About 700 to 925 square feet, many with a walk-in closet.
One-Bedroom and Den: About 970 to 1,090 square feet with a den and half bath.
Two-Bedrooms: About 1,030 to 1,510 square feet, most with two full baths.
Three-Bedrooms: About 1,380 to 2,200 square feet, including corner plans.
Balconies: Most homes open to a private balcony with treetop or skyline views.
Laundry: In-unit washers and dryers in most homes.
Parking: Many homes convey a deeded or assigned garage space.

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As a Washington, DC real estate advisor for more than 25 years, Evan specializes in The Elizabeth and the local condo market. I’ve helped over 1,450 clients buy and sell with clear strategy, strong negotiation, and calm, hands-on guidance from start to finish.

If you’re considering a move in or out of The Elizabeth, Evan can help you price and position correctly, evaluate value floor-by-floor, and navigate building-specific details that impact timing and resale. Reach out any time for a private conversation, a pricing opinion, or a smart plan tailored to your goals.

The Elizabeth Amenities

Building Services and Amenities

The Elizabeth runs as a full-service building, with a staffed front desk, on-site management, and shared spaces for exercise, entertaining, and time outdoors.

Front Desk: Staffed 24 hours in a marble-floored lobby.
Indoor Pool: Heated lap pool with an adjoining sauna.
Fitness Center: Exercise rooms for residents.
Club Room: Resident lounge with a grand piano and a bar.
Entertaining: Private dining room, party room with kitchen, and community room.
Outdoor Terraces: Sun deck and terraces with dining tables and planters.
Library and Business Center: Quiet rooms for reading and work.
Garage: Assigned parking, EV charging, guest parking, and bike storage.
Retail Arcade: Deli and convenience store and a hair salon on site.
Pet Policy: Pets allowed, generally one per unit; dogs reviewed case by case.

Neighborhood

Friendship Heights at Your Door

The Elizabeth sits in the Village of Friendship Heights, steps from the Wisconsin Avenue shopping district at the DC line.

Whole Foods: The Friendship Heights market about three blocks away.
Wisconsin Place: Bloomingdale's, shops, and dining a short walk east.
Wisconsin Avenue: Saks, the Capital Grille, and more along the corridor.
Village Center: The Friendship Heights Village community center nearby.
Capital Crescent Trail: Walking and biking trail a short trip away.
Downtown Bethesda: Restaurants and shops a short drive north.

Commute

Getting Around from The Elizabeth

The Friendship Heights Red Line station is a short walk away, and the village’s free shuttle connects the building to Metro and shopping.

Friendship Heights (Red Line) – less than half a mile
Village Shuttle – free service to Metro, Whole Foods, and the Village Center
Metrobus and Ride On – buses at the Friendship Heights station
Wisconsin Avenue – north to Bethesda, south into upper Northwest DC
Capital Crescent Trail – bike route toward Bethesda and Georgetown
Garage EV Charging – stations in the building garage

Living in Friendship Heights MD

Housing character — High-rise condominiums from the 1960s through the 1980s, from compact units to large multi-bedroom units
Green space — Landscaped grounds around the towers, with Little Falls Branch along Somerset Terrace at the northern edge
Daily essentials — Shops, restaurants and services along Wisconsin Avenue, within a few blocks of every building
Transit — Friendship Heights station on the Red Line just outside the village; a village shuttle bus and Wisconsin Avenue bus routes
Schools — Montgomery County Public Schools; recent listings show Somerset Elementary, Westland Middle and Bethesda-Chevy Chase High, but confirm with the district locator
Market character — 75 condominium sales in the past year at a median near $330,000, with a median of 49 days on the market

Friendship Heights is a small village in Montgomery County, directly across Western Avenue from Washington DC, with a Chevy Chase mailing address. It covers about 34 acres bounded by Wisconsin Avenue, Willard Avenue and Somerset Terrace. It is unincorporated but has operated as a special tax district since 1914, with an elected village council that provides local services. This page covers the Maryland village only, not the DC neighborhood of the same name across the line.

The housing is almost entirely high-rise. All 75 sales in the past year were condominium units, in buildings from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. The Willoughby accounted for about half of them; the Carleton, the Elizabeth and 4620 North Park Avenue supplied the rest. Several other towers in the village, including Highland House and 4615 North Park, are rental apartment buildings. Units run from compact units to large multi-bedroom residences, and prices in the past year ranged from $149,000 to nearly $1.5 million.

Daily life happens on foot. The Friendship Heights Village Center on South Park Avenue hosts classes, concerts and programs, and a village shuttle bus circles the residential buildings, the Village Center, nearby shopping and the Metro station. Wisconsin Avenue, at the eastern edge, has shops, restaurants, services and offices on both the Maryland and DC sides, and its retail mix has been changing as older centers are redeveloped.

The Friendship Heights station on the Red Line is at Wisconsin and Western avenues, just outside the village boundary and a short walk from every building. Buses run along Wisconsin Avenue toward Bethesda and into DC. Drivers use Wisconsin Avenue and River Road. The trade-offs are those of any high-rise district: monthly condominium fees, garage parking in place of driveways and traffic on Wisconsin Avenue.

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