A three-bedroom townhouse in Landover built in 1960, offering 1,489 square feet of living space at an accessible price point in Prince George’s County.
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Charles Cornell
A generously scaled two-bedroom residence at 4000 Cathedral Ave NW brings 1,430 square feet, classic 1931 architecture, and an all-inclusive HOA to one of NW DC’s most established addresses.
A tenth-floor penthouse-level residence at 1133 14th St NW places the energy of Logan Circle and downtown DC directly at your doorstep, with gas, water, and sewer included in the HOA.
A well-proportioned one-bedroom residence at 910 M St NW places a buyer in the heart of Shaw, steps from the city’s most active dining and transit corridors.
A well-proportioned one-bedroom residence in a 1937 building on 1st Street NW, offering an accessible entry point into one of DC’s established NW neighborhoods at 275,000.
A well-proportioned one-bedroom residence at 1300 Massachusetts Ave NW places the full breadth of downtown Washington within immediate reach at an accessible price point.
A well-configured one-bedroom residence in Columbia Heights NW, built in 2008 and priced at $416,000, with HOA coverage spanning water, sewer, and building maintenance.
A well-configured one-bedroom residence at 1300 N St NW places Logan Circle’s walkable core, garage parking, and utility-inclusive living within reach at 470,000 dollars.
A 2018-built townhouse in Oxon Hill offers three bedrooms, three and a half baths, and a private garage just minutes from the Capital Beltway and National Harbor.