Scott Calvert takes pride in fully preparing his clients for the complicated process of buying or selling their most important asset, their home. He maintains a boutique real estate practice with a limited clientele which allows him the time to concentrate on the individual needs of each client.
His real estate career began in 1988 when he received his license and joined Long & Foster, Realtors®. He established himself early as office “Rookie of the Year” and has recorded tens of millions in home sales and scores of satisfied customers in the years since.
Licensed as an Associate Broker in Maryland and DC, Scott is active in the Greater Capitol Area Association of Realtors® as a long time member of the Contract & Clause committee. He is an award winning photographer and locally recognized real estate related computer expert who sat on the committee that selected the software for the largest MLS in the country, our area’s Metropolitan Regional Informations Systems (MRIS). Scott is the proprietor of DogHouse Productions™, a desktop publishing and photography firm serving real estate professionals since 1990. An avid ensemble singer, Scott has performed in China, Russia, South Africa, Wales & England, at the White House and on the stage of Carnegie Hall.
A fifth generation sales professional, Scott is a native of rural Franklin, Connecticut. His education started in a one-room schoolhouse and culminated at Yale on an NROTC scholarship. He served with the United States Navy as a surface warfare officer for over twenty-one years. Montgomery County residents since 1981, the Calverts live in Leighton Cottage, a 100-year-old Victorian which they are renovating in the Woodside sub-division of Silver Spring.
The Scottish terrier which serves as Scott’s logo is a graphic depiction of his name as the dog’s blanket mimics the portion of the Maryland flag that comes from the Calvert family coat of arms.
Serving: Silver Spring, Chevy Chase, Chevy Chase DC, Bethesda, Kensington, Takoma Park, the "Inside the Beltway" neighborhoods of Montgomery County and Washington DC are Scott's bread and butter. These mature subdivisions, dominated by brick colonials and capes of 30s & 40s vintage with a scattering of older frame victorians and bungalows from the 1890s & 1920s, as well as newer infill homes, are vibrant examples of neighborhoods that work. The opposite of urban sprawl, these close-in, convenient, and congenial places to live are the equivalent of a rural hometown in a suburban setting. Long served by the METRO system, they have been recently rediscovered and are now the center of substantial redevelopment efforts bringing in modern shopping, work, and entertainment venues. In metro DC's "downtown", the recently revived condo market and the rows of elegant row houses make Washington, DC an increasingly popular option for the urban lover. Looking for that dream close-in small cape, grand center hall colonial, 1890 row house, elegant urbane condo, or gingerbread victorian, Scott's your man.
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