Montgomery County, Maryland
Chevy Chase Real Estate and Local Guide
An affluent, primarily residential community just north of the Washington, D.C. line in Montgomery County, developed from 1890 as one of the nation's early planned streetcar suburbs.
Living in Chevy Chase
Developed beginning in 1890 by the Chevy Chase Land Company, founded by Senator Francis G. Newlands, as a planned streetcar suburb served by the Rock Creek Railway. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Chevy Chase
- About 66.8% of homes are single-family houses, with condominiums making up much of the rest near Friendship Heights.
Source: ACS 2023
What makes Chevy Chase home
Chevy Chase Club
Historic private country club long associated with the Chevy Chase area
Friendship Heights
Retail and shopping district at the southern edge of Chevy Chase on the D.C. line
Chevy Chase Local Park
3.1-acre Montgomery Parks site with ballfields, tennis courts, and a playground
Chevy Chase areas to know
Chevy Chase Village
Separately incorporated village, among the oldest Chevy Chase communities
Chevy Chase Section Three
Separately incorporated village within the Chevy Chase area
Chevy Chase Section Five
Separately incorporated village within the Chevy Chase area