A full-floor penthouse at JW Marriott Residences Reston Station has sold for $10.9 million. Comstock and the project’s sales firm, McWilliams Ballard, say the transaction is the highest-priced condominium sale recorded in Virginia.
The residence occupies the 28th floor of the Reston tower and is described as having 360-degree views stretching from Tysons toward the Blue Ridge Mountains. The buyer has not been publicly identified.
Reston penthouse sale: Quick facts
Why the $10.9 million sale is a Virginia record
The developer and sales firm announced the sale as a new statewide condominium record. It is the second time in 2026 that a residence in the same Reston building has taken that title.
An April transaction in JW Marriott Residences Reston Station closed at $10.25 million. Before those two sales, Virginia Business reported a $5.95 million Rosslyn condo as the state’s record in 2024.
The record is attributed to the project team
DC Spot has not independently searched every Virginia deed. The record claim comes from Comstock and McWilliams Ballard and is consistent with current reporting on the state’s prior high-water marks.
What is JW Marriott Residences Reston Station?
The residences occupy the upper floors of a 28-story tower at Reston Station, directly by the Wiehle–Reston East Metro station. The project combines private residences with a JW Marriott hotel and nearby restaurants, offices and transit.
The tower includes more than 90 residences. Comstock has said sales in the building have surpassed $115 million, an unusually large total for a Northern Virginia condominium project.
The penthouse itself takes an entire floor. Public materials emphasize broad views, hotel-connected services and the ability to reach Tysons and Washington by Silver Line.
Why Reston is seeing eight-figure condo sales
Reston’s luxury market is benefiting from a combination that is hard to reproduce: new construction, Metro access, hotel services and a walkable mixed-use district. Buyers who want a lock-and-leave residence can get a different lifestyle from a similarly priced estate.
The two eight-figure transactions do not mean every Reston condo is rising at the same pace. They are rare penthouse sales in a new branded building. Broader values still depend on the unit, view, building fees, condition and location.
What the sale means for Northern Virginia real estate
The deal raises the ceiling for luxury condominium pricing outside Arlington and Alexandria. It also gives appraisers and future sellers another high-end comparison, although a full-floor branded penthouse is not a direct comparable for a conventional condo.
For buyers, the useful takeaway is that Northern Virginia’s luxury market now includes more than large single-family homes. High-service condominium living has an established eight-figure benchmark in Reston.
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Frequently asked questions about the $10.9 million Reston penthouse sale
How much did the Reston penthouse sell for?
The full-floor penthouse sold for $10.9 million, according to Comstock and McWilliams Ballard.
Is this the most expensive condo ever sold in Virginia?
The developer and sales firm describe it as Virginia’s highest-priced condominium transaction. DC Spot has not independently reviewed every deed in the state.
Where is the record-setting penthouse?
It is on the 28th floor of JW Marriott Residences Reston Station at 1900 Reston Metro Plaza in Reston, Virginia.
What was Virginia’s previous condo record?
A $10.25 million sale in the same Reston building was announced as the prior record in April 2026. Before that, a Rosslyn condo sold for $5.95 million in 2024.
Who bought the $10.9 million Reston penthouse?
The buyer has not been publicly identified in the announcement or current local reporting.
Is JW Marriott Residences Reston Station near Metro?
Yes. The building is at Reston Station beside the Wiehle–Reston East station on Metro’s Silver Line.
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Last updated August 6, 2026. The sale price and building details were checked against the announcement from Comstock and McWilliams Ballard and current local reporting. DC Spot has not independently reviewed the deed or identified the buyer.
