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Montgomery County | Recreation | Pets | Lock and Go Lifestyle | Bike | Cabin John Village | Building Community
By:
Colleen McGrew
July 9th, 2020
Now more than ever, we’re looking for more ways to get outside, stay active, and get some fresh air, without venturing too far from home. From sunrise to sunset, visitors are invited to explore the 528-acres of inviting woodland trails, sports fields, picnic shelters, playgrounds, and more at Cabin John Regional Park. Throughout all four seasons ice skating, tennis classes, camps, recreational sports and more are just a few of the activities held in this quiet oasis just steps from the lively shopping, dining, and entertainment opportunities at Cabin John Village.
Montgomery County | Design | Tower Oaks | Rockville MD | Neighborhood Updates
By:
Colleen McGrew
June 23rd, 2020
We are pleased to announce that our model homes at Tower Oaks are now open for private tours. The three newly furnished models, the Bailey, the Carter, and the Drake, are available to tour and open by appointment. Schedule your appointment to be among the first to visit these brand new model homes and learn more about this exciting new Rockville, MD neighborhood.
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Montgomery County | Dining | Shopping | Lock and Go Lifestyle | New Townhomes | Retail | D.C. Area | Cabin John Village | Building Community
By:
Jennifer Sergent
February 20th, 2020
Roz Winegrad was fifth in line last November to purchase a townhome by EYA at Cabin John Village, even though the Potomac, Maryland, development was still just a fenced-in parking lot. The single mom, whose son leaves for college next fall, had been looking at several options to downsize from her large contemporary house in Bethesda. “I was looking for a way to not feel so isolated, and to be part of a community,” she says of the unit she chose that faces Cabin John Regional Park. At the same time, Winegrad will be able to take just a few short steps to the shops and restaurants of the newly updated Cabin John Village. “I think it’s going to be a premier shopping and dining destination without the craziness of downtown Bethesda or Pike & Rose,” she says. “I still want serenity, and I still want a home in an area where there aren’t millions of people every day.”
Montgomery County | Dining | Wine | Cabin John Village
By:
Colleen McGrew
January 30th, 2020
Whether you're celebrating an anniversary, grabbing lunch to go, or treating yourself to a sweet treat after an afternoon spent hiking at Cabin John Regional Park, there's a restaurant for every taste and every occasion at Cabin John Village. With so many choices all just steps from one another, we’ve gathered a guide of our favorite places to eat, drink, and grab dessert at Cabin John Village.
Montgomery County | Awards | Bethesda | Grosvenor Heights | Company News | Montgomery Row | Chevy Chase Lake | The Brownstones at Chevy Chase Lake | EYA | The Lindley | Chevy Chase
By:
EYA Homes
January 15th, 2020
We are honored to announce that EYA neighborhoods have once again been voted 'Best of' in Bethesda Magazine's 2020 readers' poll. We were thrilled to see that The Brownstones at Chevy Chase Lake were awarded the Readers' Pick for Best New Townhome Community, with both Grosvenor Heights and Montgomery Row ranking in the top 5. The Lindley was also voted in the top 3 for the New Luxury Apartments category.
Smart Growth Trends | Montgomery County | Rockville | Tower Oaks | Rockville MD | Building Community
By:
Jennifer Sergent
January 2nd, 2020
Tom Maddox has seen Rockville’s landscape change dramatically since he was a boy in the 1940s. “From the center of Rockville, you didn’t have to go three miles without encountering a working farm,” says Maddox, the third generation in a family of surveyors who’ve helped developers transform the city and its surroundings from a rural outpost in the 19th century into the thriving metropolitan suburb it is today. Yet Rockville’s pastoral legacy runs deep, where neighborhoods such as King Farm and North Farm refer to their previous incarnations, and Dawson Farm Park combines public open space with the property’s two original 19th-century farmhouse buildings.