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After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

After a major interior renovation, the whimsical Bethesda "mushroom house" is for sale for the first time since 2015, when it sold for $920,000. The current owner added a loft above the living room, remodeled the kitchen and dug out the basement in order to raise the ceiling height. The 6-bedroom/4.5-bath house (with a 1-bed/1-bath guest house) is now on the market for $1,549,000 with Compass realtor Jill Schwartz. (Image: Courtesy Compass)

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