A 1906 NW row house in Bloomingdale brings original character and a walkable urban address to buyers seeking an established DC neighborhood.
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Tom Bauer
A two-bedroom, two-bath residence at 3800 Powell Lane offers 1,252 square feet of comfortable living in the Bailey’s Crossroads corridor of Falls Church, Virginia.
A spacious two-bedroom, two-bath residence in Columbia Heights offers 1,700 square feet of living space in a building rooted in early 20th-century NW DC architecture, with assigned parking included.
A 1909 row house on Otis Place NW brings three bedrooms, a two-car garage, and over a century of Columbia Heights character to the DC market at an accessible price point.
A well-positioned studio residence at 1727 Massachusetts Ave NW places the energy of Dupont Circle and downtown DC directly at your doorstep, with an all-inclusive HOA simplifying urban ownership.
A 1906 Columbia Heights row house on Sherman Avenue NW, offering two bedrooms, two full baths, a half bath, and rare off-street parking on a classic masonry streetscape.
A 1940-built two-bedroom home in the Nauck neighborhood of Arlington offers an accessible entry point into one of Northern Virginia’s most connected submarkets.
A well-configured one-bedroom residence at 2120 Vermont Ave NW places buyers in the heart of Shaw, steps from the Green and Yellow Line Metro.
A mid-century three-bedroom home on a tree-lined Glenmont street, offered at $299,000 and close to the Red Line.