A well-proportioned 1948 single-family home in Arlington’s Waycroft-Woodlawn neighborhood, offering 1,685 square feet, three bedrooms, and a concrete driveway on a residential street near the East Falls Church corridor.
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Evan Johnson
A well-proportioned one-bedroom residence at 1451 Belmont Street NW places Columbia Heights living within reach at a compelling price point in a 2006-built building.
A penthouse-level residence at Ten Ten Mass delivers nearly 1,000 square feet of refined city living in the heart of NW Washington, steps from Metro and Penn Quarter.
A penthouse-level residence at 4143 New Hampshire Ave NW brings 1,920 square feet, three bedrooms, and classic 1912 bones to one of NW DC’s most walkable corridors.
A two-bedroom Reston condominium offering 1,155 square feet, all-inclusive HOA coverage, and a well-established address close to the Silver Line.
A well-proportioned one-bedroom residence in a 1910 Columbia Heights building, offered at $385,000 with HOA coverage including water, sewer, and building maintenance.
A three-bedroom townhouse in Alexandria’s Beverley Hills neighborhood offers 2,070 square feet, two full and two half baths, and HOA-covered lawn maintenance and snow removal.
A five-bedroom, three-bath home built in 1930 offers 2,728 square feet of living space in Capitol Heights, Maryland, just across the DC border.
A four-bedroom single-family home in Rockville’s established Balmoral neighborhood, offering 1,810 square feet of living space built in 1965 and priced at $660,000.