March was a busy month in real estate — 116 homes were sold across Reston.
As of March 28, homes spent an average of just 28 days on the market, and the average sales price was $465,500, according to Homesnap.
Below are a few of the most expensive homes sold in March:
- 1258 New Bedford Lane
5 BD/4.5 BA single-family home
Sold: March 12 for $1,573,000 - 1307 Stamford Way
6 BD/4.5 BA single-family home
Sold: March 18 for $1,075,000 - 11331 Woodbrook Lane
4 BD/3.5 BA single-family home
Sold: March 19 for $1,025,000
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