People search that exact phrase a lot, so here's a straight answer instead of a sales pitch. I'm Olivia Fenton, a Realtor with The Scott Team at Samson Properties. The Scott Team has been named to Washingtonian's Top Real Estate Agents list in 2023, 2024, and 2026, and I actively work Bethesda, a market where new construction and close-in classics trade at very different prices block by block, as part of my wider Montgomery County practice.
There's no official title for that, no governing body that hands out the crown, so be a little skeptical of anyone who claims it outright, myself included. What I can tell you is my actual record. I'm part of The Scott Team at Samson Properties, a family team my mom Alecia built and I joined in 2014. Washingtonian named the team to its Top Real Estate Agents list in 2023, 2024, and 2026, which is an independent magazine's call, not something we nominated ourselves for. I'm rated 5.0 stars across 76 reviews on Zillow. I work Bethesda as an active, regular part of my Montgomery County practice, with the full Scott Team at Samson Properties behind me.
None of that makes the decision for you. The best realtor for your sale is the one who actually picks up the phone, knows your specific street, and tells you the truth about your timeline and your number. That's the bar I hold myself to, and the fastest way to find out if I clear it is to text me and ask a real question.
Bethesda, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Potomac, Olney, Brookeville, Derwood, Germantown, Clarksburg, Boyds, and Damascus. Close-in classics to the newer communities up the I-270 corridor.
South Four Corners and Woodmoor, where I live and sell a lot of my own neighbors' homes.
Also active in Frederick County, Howard County, and Northern Virginia (licensed in Maryland and Virginia).
Montgomery County isn't one market, it's dozens of small ones stacked next to each other. Here's where Bethesda stands as of August 2026, per Redfin's three-month trend data:
| Median sale price | Typical days on market | |
|---|---|---|
| Bethesda | $1,349,107 | 35 days |
Bethesda figures (222 homes sold in August 2026, up 0.7% year-over-year) cover 20814, 20816, and 20817, sourced from Redfin's market data for the three months ending August 2026, since I don't yet have a full Bright MLS breakdown built for Bethesda on this site. Bethesda runs well above the countywide average, which tracks with its mix of close-in classics and new luxury construction. I'll pull the live numbers for your specific Bethesda street on a call. Curious what selling actually costs here? See the full Montgomery County breakdown →
From the first text to the closing table, you're talking to me, the same person who answered your first question, not rotated to whoever's free that week.
Downtown high-rises, close-in classics near the NIH medical campus, newer construction further out, Bethesda isn't one market. I work all of it, with the full Scott Team's local knowledge behind every deal.
The Scott Team handles listing marketing and transaction coordination, so nothing slips between contract and closing in a market that moves as fast as Bethesda does.
There's no single official answer to that, but I can tell you my own track record: I'm Olivia Fenton, a Realtor with The Scott Team at Samson Properties. The Scott Team has been named to Washingtonian's Top Real Estate Agents list in 2023, 2024, and 2026, and I'm rated 5.0 stars across 76 reviews on Zillow. I actively work Bethesda as a regular part of my Montgomery County practice, with the full Scott Team behind me. I'd rather earn that answer with a real conversation than just claim the title, so text or call me and judge for yourself.
As of August 2026, the median sale price in Bethesda is $1,349,107, up 0.7% year-over-year, with a median of 35 days on market, per Redfin's three-month trend data. 222 homes sold in August 2026. I'll pull the live numbers for your specific street when we talk, these change month to month.
Regularly. Bethesda is an active part of my Montgomery County practice as part of The Scott Team at Samson Properties, covering 20814, 20816, and 20817. It's not an occasional add-on, it's part of my everyday business across the county.
Text or call me at 301.873.8504, that's the fastest way to reach me, or use the home value tool on this site if you want a starting number before we talk. There's no pitch and no pressure, just a real conversation about your specific street and timeline.
I'll walk your home, tell you what it's actually worth in today's Bethesda market, and what I'd do differently if it were mine. No pitch, no pressure, and you're talking to me directly, not a call center.
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