Construction is in the home stretch at Hampden House, the new apartment tower at 7316 Wisconsin Avenue in Bethesda. An official website for the property is now live. Hampden House will provide 366 residential units, and 10,110-square-feet of restaurant and retail space. The latter currently includes designer lighting retailer Visual Comfort & Co., and restaurant The Food Market. One retail space remains available for lease. Developer Saul Centers anticipates a late-2025 delivery.
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Monday, June 09, 2025
Bethesda construction update: Hampden House apartment tower (Photos)
Construction is in the home stretch at Hampden House, the new apartment tower at 7316 Wisconsin Avenue in Bethesda. An official website for the property is now live. Hampden House will provide 366 residential units, and 10,110-square-feet of restaurant and retail space. The latter currently includes designer lighting retailer Visual Comfort & Co., and restaurant The Food Market. One retail space remains available for lease. Developer Saul Centers anticipates a late-2025 delivery.
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The plaza between the Hampton House and 4800 Hampden is shaping up to be a rather nice privately owned public space. Outdoor seating for the restaurant, shade trees on the edges and a large central granite clad fountain with a central sculpture will be very nice.
Combined with the future Capital Crescent Civic Green, and the two privately owned public spaces on Wisconsin, and the future tripling of Elm Street Park, this end of downtown Bethesda focused on the future south Metro and Purple Line stations seems to me to be a great assembly of open plazas and greenspaces, both passive and active.
It's refreshing to read a positive comment. Thank you.
Does anyone actually reside in these medieval towers?
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