Driving Directions - Washington - Regional Office
Brown Advisory
5404 Wisconsin Avenue
Suite 1000
Chevy Chase, Maryland 20815

From Downtown Washington:

·         By Metro—

  • Take the METRO REDLINE to Friendship Heights
  • Exit via escalator on the NORTH side of the station
  • Tunnel to Wisconsin Place is on the LEFT at the top of the first escalator

·         By Automobile—

  • Take CONNECTICUT AVE NORTH approximately 4.5 miles
  • Turn LEFT onto MILITARY ROAD
  • Turn LEFT on WESTERN AVE
  • Cross WISCONSIN AVE
  • Turn RIGHT on FRIENDSHIP BOULEVARD
  • Enter the Wisconsin Place Office Parking Garage on the RIGHT (near sign marked for Whole Foods)
  • Take elevator marked for Office Building on the Wisconsin Avenue side of the garage to the building lobby

From Areas North of Washington:

·         From I-95—

  • Take Exit #27--Interstate 495 WEST
  • Take Exit # 33 onto CONNECTICUT AVE SOUTH towards Chevy Chase
  • At first circle, Chevy Chase Circle, take second RIGHT onto WESTERN AVE
  • Cross Wisconsin Avenue and then turn RIGHT on FRIENDSHIP BOULEVARD
  • Enter the Wisconsin Place Office Parking Garage on the right (near sign marked for Whole Foods)
  • Take elevator marked for Office Building on the Wisconsin Avenue side of the garage to the building lobby

·         From I-270—

  • Take the RIGHT fork onto I-270 Spur SOUTH--Washington/I-495/Northern Virginia
  • Merge onto I-495 SOUTH
  • Take Exit #39 onto RIVER ROAD EAST towards Washington
  • Turn left onto WILLARD AVE
  • Turn right on FRIENDSHIP BOULEVARD
  • Enter the Wisconsin Place Office Parking Garage on the left (near sign marked for Whole Foods)
  • Take elevator marked for Office Building on the Wisconsin Avenue side of the garage to the building lobby

 

From Northern Virginia:

·         From I-495—

  • Take Exit #39--RIVER ROAD exit towards Washington
  • Turn left onto WILLARD AVE
  • Turn right onto FRIENDSHIP BOULEVARD
  • Enter the Wisconsin Place Office Parking Garage on the left(near sign marked for Whole Foods)
  • Take elevator marked for Office Building on the Wisconsin Avenue side of the garage to the building lobby

 
 

 

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