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- $859,000 - 13739 Valley Oak Cir
- $1,175,000 - 11017 Daybreak Ct
- $875,000 - 20900 Slidell Rd
- $1,095,000 - 11802 Henry Fleet Dr
- $1,250,000 - 12833 Talley Ln
- $1,295,000 - 13317 Beall Creek Ct
- $899,000 - 408 Autumn Wind Way
- $1,350,000 - 11411 Patriot Ln
- $1,399,000 - 17510 Sir Galahad Way
- $1,250,000 - 8601 Nutmeg Ct
- $1,550,000 - 8925 Harvest Square Ct
- $1,550,000 - 10801 Piney Meetinghouse Rd
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$859,000 - 13739 Valley Oak Cir
Rockville
4 beds, 2 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 2,880 sq ftLot size: 9,956 sqftYear built: 1994 -
$1,175,000 - 11017 Daybreak Ct
Rockville
4 beds, 3 full bathsHome size: 5,426 sq ftLot size: 40,095 sqftYear built: 2001 -
$875,000 - 20900 Slidell Rd
Boyds
4 beds, 3 full, 2 part bathsHome size: 4,337 sq ftLot size: 4.64 acYear built: 2006 -
$1,095,000 - 11802 Henry Fleet Dr
Potomac
7 beds, 6 full bathsHome size: 5,098 sq ftLot size: 9,075 sqftYear built: 2006 -
$1,250,000 - 12833 Talley Ln
Gaithersburg
6 beds, 5 full, 1 part bathsLot size: 2.43 acYear built: 2006 -
$1,295,000 - 13317 Beall Creek Ct
Potomac
5 beds, 4 full, 1 part bathsLot size: 2.91 acYear built: 1977 -
$899,000 - 408 Autumn Wind Way
Rockville
5 beds, 4 full, 1 part bathsHome size: 4,746 sq ftLot size: 6,467 sqftYear built: 2001 -
$1,350,000 - 11411 Patriot Ln
Potomac
6 beds, 6 full, 2 part bathsHome size: 7,756 sq ftLot size: 6,385 sqftYear built: 2006 -
$1,399,000 - 17510 Sir Galahad Way
Ashton
7 beds, 9 full, 2 part bathsHome size: 11,839 sq ftLot size: 5.00 acYear built: 2006 -
$1,250,000 - 8601 Nutmeg Ct
Potomac
4 beds, 3 full bathsLot size: 2.03 acYear built: 1977 -
$1,550,000 - 8925 Harvest Square Ct
Potomac
8 beds, 5 full, 3 part bathsHome size: 8,930 sq ftLot size: 2.00 acYear built: 1987 -
$1,550,000 - 10801 Piney Meetinghouse Rd
Potomac
7 beds, 6 full, 3 part bathsHome size: 9,522 sq ftLot size: 2.94 acYear built: 1986
SAT Scores for MoCo & Metro D.C.
September 14th, 2011 Categories: Schools
SAT scores for the class of 2011 hit the web today. There’s good news – and there’s bad news. The good news first. Montgomery County performed significantly better than the national and Maryland average as shown in this chart.
Now the bad news. We can be a little competitive with our test scores in Montgomery County, so being 17 points behind Fairfax County (our arch-nemesis) is not to be taken lightly. I expect this may initiate a mass migration across the Potomac into Virginia. Of course, when you’re ready to move to Fairfax, give us a call. In addition to keeping track of school stats, we also sell homes.
But first, wait until I update scores for each high school once they are available. Your high school just may be doing even better than these averages. So don’t break out the moving boxes just yet.
