EXCLUSIVE: Chief Justice John Roberts Sells His Longtime Chevy Chase Home for $3.44 Million—Mere Days After Listing It

Chief Justice John Roberts has sold his longtime Maryland home for more than $200,000 over his asking price—having secured a buyer for the elegant property mere days after it went on the market. Roberts, 71, purchased the seven-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom property two years before his appointment to the Supreme Court. Nominated by President George W. Bush, Roberts has led the high court since 2005.Records show that Roberts and his wife, Jane Roberts, paid $1.23 million for the Chevy Chase, MD, home in November 2003. It is understood to have served as their primary residence ever since.However, on June 26 of this year, the couple brought the property to the market, with an asking price of $3.2 million—only for that listing to be updated days later to reflect that it was already under offer. Now, records show that the deal has officially closed with a final sale price of $3.44 million. Details about the property were incredibly limited, even when it was actively listed, with interested parties urged to contact listing agent Lenora "Muffin" Lynham of Washington Fine Properties LLC for more information about the dwelling. Loading...Chief Justice John Roberts (seen with his wife and children)...