Live at the first and only green stop on the red line. Where culture, accessibility, and nature are hallmarks of this dynamic, transit-orientated community in North Bethesda.
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At the heart of Strathmore Square is a 1.25-acre neighborhood park where neighbors and commuters alike can unwind and foster connections. Thoughtfully designed as the central hub of this transit-oriented community, The Square brings people together in a setting that celebrates art, nature, and everyday moments.
Here, residents become friends, passersby become regulars, artists find inspiration, and the surrounding landscape encourages connection to the outdoors.
Strathmore Square is designed for those eager to be engaged physically, intellectually, and culturally. Created through a unique partnership with Metro, Montgomery County, and Strathmore, this award-winning North Bethesda community offers a perfect balance of culture, convenience, and outdoor access.
With additional residences, neighborhood cafés, and public spaces still to come, Strathmore Square continues to evolve as one of the region’s most exciting transit-oriented developments. Discover life on The Square.
The Strathmore Square community can enjoy spaces and programming designed to emphasize immersive lifelong learning. By integrating live performances, public art, and more, Strathmore Square is not only a place to live but also a hub of artistic activity and cultural experience. Residents also receive a complimentary Strathmore membership, giving access to performances, exhibitions, and events throughout the year.
Our centrally located civic park blurs the boundaries between our community and Rock Creek Park, where you can spend countless hours walking, running, or biking along the 32 miles of trails. Beyond enjoying the outdoors, our community was designed with a mindfulness of natural stewardship, from dark sky street lighting to community garden clubs.
When not taking advantage of the direct access to nature and culture, residents of Strathmore Square can easily commute via direct access on the Grosevnor-Strathmore Metro Station or the adjacent highways, like I-270 and the beltway. Spend the day shopping and dining at Bethesda Row or enjoy an evening of culture and entertainment in The District.
These curated residences offer a private oasis of sophisticated design details, seemingly woven into a lively arts-inspired boutique community.
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With more to see and more to do, these artful residences are accompanied by extensive amenity spaces, opening the door to exploration and neighborly connection.
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Join us on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month for an evening of Music on the Square!
The plans approved by the Planning Board and County Council call for a mix of building heights to accommodate the varied characteristics of the surrounding community. For example, building heights on Tuckerman Lane facing an existing low rise condominium development will start at 40 feet. On the west portion of the site on Rockville Pike, the plan allows for two signature buildings at a maximum of 300 feet.
Strathmore Square will feature about 1.5 acres of neighborhood park space. Our vision for the park would feature open green space, active recreation space, trees and landscaping. The centerpiece of Strathmore Square will feature a plaza with places to sit, relax, listen to occasional outdoor acoustic music and enjoy neighborhood-serving retail.
As part of the Minor Master Plan process, an analysis of traffic impacts from this development on local roads and intersections was completed by the Maryland National Capital Park & Planning Commission, and it was determined that the existing road network can support the approved development for the site.
It is too early to tell the exact size of the units. Strathmore Square may end up featuring a mix of rental and condo units with a variety of unit types including moderately price dwelling units. It depends on what the market will bear going forward.
Stormwater management ponds are no longer viewed as the best method for controlling or treating runoff. Newer methods incorporate environmental site design (ESD) techniques throughout a community. We will be incorporating the most current methods, such as biofiltration, permeable surfaces and bioswales on the property and will study incorporating techniques into buildings as well.