Park Sutton
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How This Building Performs
Park Sutton Market Performance & Ownership Profile
- Full-service building with 24-hour front desk
- Condo fee includes electricity, gas and water
- Across from the Purple Line's Lyttonsville station
- Corner and top-floor units with balconies sell for the most
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Inside the Residences
- Studios: About 500 square feet, the building's lowest-cost entry point.
- One-Bedroom Plans: Roughly 770 to 900 square feet, many with walk-in closets.
- Two-Bedroom Homes: About 1,050 square feet with two baths; corners have extra windows.
- Balconies and Patios: Many homes have balconies; a few ground-floor corners have large patios.
- Floors: Hardwood or parquet in many units, with updated homes adding plank flooring.
- Garage Spaces: Separately deeded underground spaces convey with many units.
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Building Services and Amenities
- 24-Hour Front Desk: Staffed lobby and controlled entry.
- On-Site Management: Property management office in the building.
- Outdoor Pool: Seasonal pool with a picnic and grill area.
- Rooftop Deck: Newly rebuilt roof terrace with views toward downtown Silver Spring.
- Party Room and Lounge: Party room with a kitchen, plus a resident lounge.
- Garage and Surface Parking: Deeded underground spaces and lots for residents and guests.
- Bike Room, Storage and Laundry: Secure bike room, extra storage and a building laundry room.
- Utilities: Electricity, gas and water included in the condo fee.
- Pet Policy: Pets are allowed under the building's rules.
Silver Spring at Your Door
- Downtown Silver Spring: Restaurants, theaters, grocery stores and shops about a mile east.
- Rock Creek Trails: Stream-valley parkland and trails to the west.
- Bethesda and NIH: A short drive west along East-West Highway.
- Upper Northwest DC: A few minutes south by car via 16th Street.
- Grocery Shopping: Supermarkets in downtown Silver Spring and along Georgia Avenue.
Getting Around from Park Sutton
- Purple Line, Lyttonsville station – across the road, to Bethesda and College Park
- Silver Spring (Red Line) – about a mile east
- Ride On and Metrobus – routes near the building to the Silver Spring Transit Center
- 16th Street and Georgia Avenue – direct drives to downtown DC
- East-West Highway – Bethesda and NIH
- I-495 – Capital Beltway a few minutes north
Living in Silver Spring
- Red Line station and transit center anchoring the downtown core
- Restaurants spanning many cuisines, plus the AFI Silver Theatre and the Fillmore
- High-rise condos downtown and 1920s–1950s homes in surrounding neighborhoods
- Sligo Creek Park and trail
- MARC commuter rail and the future Purple Line
- Typically lower prices than Bethesda
Silver Spring sits just north of the DC line along Georgia Avenue and has grown over the past two decades into one of Montgomery County’s most active downtowns. The Red Line station and the Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center anchor a walkable core of restaurants, shops, offices, and apartment and condominium towers around Ellsworth Drive and Veterans Plaza.
Housing ranges widely. Downtown and near the Metro, buyers find high-rise and mid-rise condominiums and newer townhouses. Surrounding neighborhoods such as Woodside, Woodside Park, East Silver Spring, and North Hills of Sligo hold Colonials, Cape Cods, bungalows, and mid-century homes, mostly from the 1920s through the 1950s, on tree-lined streets.
Culture and recreation are strong draws: the restored 1938 AFI Silver Theatre, the Fillmore music venue, weekend events on Veterans Plaza, and restaurants spanning many cuisines. Sligo Creek Park and its trail run through the eastern neighborhoods, and Rock Creek Park is to the west.
The Red Line puts downtown DC about 20–25 minutes away, MARC commuter rail stops at the transit center, and the Purple Line under construction will connect Silver Spring to Bethesda and New Carrollton. Silver Spring offers a walkable downtown with a range of condos, townhouses, and single-family homes, typically at lower prices than Bethesda.
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