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A new standard for outpatient & office

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Office space with bedside manner, rooted in Bethesda

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Just steps from Suburban Hospital and minutes from downtown Bethesda, 78Thirty offers unbeatable access—with wellness-forward interiors, efficient layouts, and environments that support focus and calm.

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TOTAL RBA

56,660 SF

14,360 SF

WALK SCORE

TYPICAL FLOOR

2.0 / 1K SF

PARKING RATIO

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Where proximity & purpose
drive productivity

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7830 Old Georgetown Road places your office near Suburban Hospital, the NIH, and downtown Bethesda — with on-site parking, metro proximity, a building-front WMATA bus stop, Bethesda Circulator access, and walkable connections to dining, shops, and services.

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8 min. walk

TO SUBURBAN HOSPITAL

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1 min. walk

TO BETHESDA METRO

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3 min. drive

TO WMATA BUS STOP

13,595

RESIDENTIAL UNITS

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20+

RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

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600+

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UNITS APPROVED

Professional building
with a personal touch

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The only building in Bethesda where proximity and purpose drive productivity and well-being. 78Thirty understands the flexibility today’s tenants need — with smart planning, private space, and comfortable common areas.

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Modern hotel lobby with wooden wall panels, black and white photographs, a digital welcome screen, two elevators with marble doors, and people sitting and standing, including a woman hugging a child, a man talking on the phone, and a woman reading a book.

Entirely reimagined
renovations, for today

78Thirty blends medical-grade infrastructure with an office-first experience — offering tenants and patients a space that feels intentional, elevated, and easy from the moment they arrive.

Modern hospital or clinic lounge with a patient talking to a healthcare provider, large windows, outdoor seating, and multiple wall-mounted screens displaying medical updates.
Stylized design of four curved, parallel lines in dark teal color, resembling a modern abstract wave or feather pattern.
Modern outdoor terrace with seating area, potted flowers, decorative black fence, adjacent to a multi-story building with large windows and the number 7830 above the entrance.

Tenant-only lounge
& outdoor escape

Relax, recharge, and connect in the building’s dedicated doctor’s lounge and exterior patio—exclusively for healthcare professionals seeking a private space to unwind.

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Effortless entry
from curb to clinic

A convenient ground-level drop-off and valet area ensures smooth, stress-free arrivals including direct garage-to-elevator access. Seamless come and go from both patients and staff.

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