Cabin John, MD Homes For Sale

First things first—Cabin John is one of the coolest names for a town, ever. Plus, this cozy little community on the Potomac River in Maryland, has some very nice homes for sale, from antique Colonials to custom mansions overlooking the water. There's a lot of Sears Roebuck “Craftsman” cottages in town as well but they don't come on the market that often—greedy buyers got to them before you did and they won't let go!
 
Home to only 2,500 residents, Cabin John used to be about the tobacco plantation life a long time ago. The town also lies along the old Chesapeake and Ohio Canal which was in operation from 1831 to 1924. Now the old canal is a National Park with verdant greenspace and original locks and waterways, and a perfect playground for the lucky folks who live in bucolic communities along the way. For information about Cabin John, MD homes for sale, give us a call today!

Search MLS Listings in Cabin John

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• Residential
• 6 Beds
• 5.5 Baths
• 6,424 SqFt

7711 Macarthur Blvd, CABIN JOHN

$1,895,000

MLS® # MDMC744664

• Residential
• 4 Beds
• 3.5 Baths
• 3,039 SqFt

6460 Wishbone Ter, CABIN JOHN

$838,000

MLS® # MDMC742404

• Residential
• 3 Beds
• 1 Bath
• 1,038 SqFt

7630 Tomlinson Ave #11, CABIN JOHN

$395,000

MLS® # MDMC743130

More About the Cabin John Real Estate Market 

There is not nearly as much of a real estate inventory as a few years ago but Cabin John homes for sale do still exist, ranging in price from around $650,000 to three million or so. Architectural types in Cabin John range from small cottages to large estates. It should be noted, however, that high-end custom homes here often favor retro Victorian and clapboard Colonial style, and even some great post-and-beam houses. There are also a very small number of townhouse condos for sale but they don't list often.
 
Another very small subset of the homes for sale is a group of cottages known as Cabin John Gardens which were once part of a government housing program for World War II workers.
 
Cabin John is right on the DC border with MacArthur Blvd as its Main Street. Local restaurants include Wild Tomato and My Sushi, and there's also the highly popular Bethesda Co-op on Seven Locks Road with local farm grown produce. Finally, there's the annual Crab and Chicken Fest on the first Saturday after Labor Day. This is an awesome place with a tight-knit community and terrific homes for sale.