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Accokeek, Maryland
Moyaone Reserve is a heavily wooded community of 180 mostly mid-century modern and contemporary homes situated along the Potomac River contiguous to Piscataway National Park. Moyaone Reserve real estate–all homes on five or more acres–was designed by the likes of architects Charles Wagner and Charles Goodman. Moyaone is located in Accokeek, Maryland, just 20 miles south of Capitol Hill.
“When I decided to sell my mid-century home in the Moyaone Reserve, my first thought was to reach out to Mike. I’d been following his blog for some time and knew that he had a passion and knowledge for all things MCM, and I knew I needed that to find the right buyer for my MCM gem. Thanks in large part to Mike’s efforts, we got a contract with blinding speed.”
–Theresa, Moyaone Reserve seller
Looking for a home in Moyaone Reserve? Contact Modern Capital today!
Moyaone Reserve Homes Tour – April 30
After a four-year hiatus, the Moyaone Reserve Homes Tour is back this Saturday, April 30 from 1 to 5 pm. Moyaone Reserve is a heavily wooded community of 180 mostly mid-century modern and contemporary homes situated along the Potomac River contiguous to Piscataway National Park. In Moyaone Reserve, all the homes are on five or more acres and were designed by the likes of architects Charles Wagner and Charles Goodman. Moyaone Reserve is located in Accokeek, Maryland, just 20 miles south of Capitol Hill.
One of my past listings (pictured above) will be featured on the tour. The 1958 mid-century modern with A-frame studio on six acres was designed by Casper Neer, a long time resident of Hollin Hills who graduated from Harvard’s School of Design during the time that Marcel Breuer and I.M. Pei.
Tickets for the Moyaone Reserve Homes Tour include the tour followed by a wine social, art show, and silent auction (5 – 7 pm). The tour starts at the Moyaone Community Center (2311 Bryan Point Road, Accokeek, Maryland 20607).
You can purchase tickets ($35.00/person in advance; $40 at the door) here.
Demand for Mid-Century Modern Homes Strong
UrbanTurf writes about the continuing demand for mid-century modern homes in the Washington area despite Mad Men being off the air for the past five years.
“Mad Men concluded its television run in 2015 and it seemed like people’s infatuation with mid-century modern design went with it,” writes Nena Perry-Brown. “However, interest in the DC area’s mid-century housing market remains high.”
Read the full article here and explore some of the mid-century modern neighborhoods in the Washington, D.C. area.
Washingtonian Magazine Top Agent Recognition
I am honored to be recognized once again as a Washingtonian Magazine Top Agent. Thank you to all of my clients, family and friends who have supported Modern Capital for the past 14 years. Please reach out if you are thinking of buying or selling a mid-century modern home. Happy to meet and discuss today’s modern real estate market.