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Lush greenery surrounds Colonial Village
The small community of Colonial Village is a secret garden of sorts, tucked in a small corner near the state line separating Washington, D.C., from Maryland. Stately 20th-century homes on winding, hilly streets are surrounded by lush greenery and parts of Rock Creek Park. “You can walk through the neighborhood and hear the birds chirping. It’s very quiet, and there are a lot of longtime owners there,” says Lori LaRue, a Realtor with Keller Williams Preferred Properties. “Any minute, you see loads of people walking to the park with their dogs or kids.”
Colonial Village is a small, residential suburb in Northwest DC bordered by Rock Creek Park.
A couple of Cape Cod style homes on shady Primrose Dr NW in Colonial Village.
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20th-century homes on hilly streets
The residential streets bend to the landscape’s natural contours, and homes are often perched on small banks behind stone walls or boxwood shrubs. Houses here have an established feel, dating back to the 1930s and ‘40s, and incorporate many stylistic elements of Colonial Revivals with stone and painted brick facades. Cape Cods, Tudors and ranch homes are also sporadically dotted around the neighborhood, sitting on quarter-acre lots. Foliage fills the space between the homes, giving them a cozy feel. “You get privacy and seclusion, which is hard to come by in D.C.,” LaRue says. “Unlike other parts of the city where they’re building one thing on top of another, that’s not the case here.” The established three- to five-bedroom homes in Colonial Village are priced between $1 million and $1.9 million.
An elegant stone colonial home on East Beach Drive NW in Colonial Village.
A ranch next to a couple of ramblers on Portal Dr NW in Colonial Village.
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Explore miles of trails in Rock Creek Park
Spanning more than 1,700 acres, Rock Creek Park is a short walk from any home in Colonial Village. Hikers, bikers and horseback riders can explore miles of trails shaded by deciduous trees. One of the longest is the Valley Trail, which spans 5 miles and connects to other trail systems near the Smithsonian National Zoo. Picnic groves are also dotted along the trails, giving people a place to relax or make quick pit stops. The Peirce Mill House offers people a glimpse into the area's industrial history, dating back to the 1700s and 1800s. “The park is essentially split into segments, and part of it includes a golf course,” LaRue says. The 18-hole course is situated north of other amenities like a tennis center, soccer fields and a playground.
Take a jog through scenic Rock Creek Park which connects all the way to downtown DC.
The Rock Creek Golf Course is a unique, hilly course, and close to Colonial Village.
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Highly rated District of Columbia Public Schools
Students living in Colonial Village are zoned for District of Columbia Public Schools, including Shepherd Elementary School, which earns an A-minus from Niche and offers an International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program. They’ll later filter into Alice Deal Middle and Jackson-Reed High schools, each with an A rating from Niche. Jackson-Reed is D.C.’s largest high school, serving more than 1,900 students, and offers ten unique career-focused academies, including finance, media and hospitality and tourism.
Shepherd Elementary School in Colonial Village has a International Baccalaureate program.
Jackson Reed Highschool in DC near Colonial Village is a top rated school for grades 9-12.
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Family owned eateries and live jazz nights
While Colonial Village is primarily residential, it is by no means isolated from city conveniences. Everyday essentials can be found in neighboring communities in Maryland, each within a mile. For groceries, there’s a Giant Food nearby. Parkway Deli & Restaurant has an old-school feel with vinyl booths that fill up quickly as locals file in for the matzo ball soup and Reuben sandwiches. The family-owned business was founded in the 1960s and has a small market with wines, cakes and take-out options. Head to The Daily Dish next door on Sunday nights to enjoy live jazz. The casual eatery is also a go-to spot for weekend brunch. Just 1.5 miles east is downtown Silver Spring, where a large mall features recognizable brands, including a Nike Factory Store, H&M and Uniqlo.
The Daily Dish on Grubb Rd just outside Colonial Village has locally sourced American fare.
The Parkway Deli near Colonial Village has a large outdoor patio and traditional Jewish food.
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The Silver Spring Metro stop is Colonial Village's closest public transit option.
Catch the Metro in neighboring Silver Spring
Commuters working in the heart of D.C. can jump on the Red Line at the Metro station in Silver Spring, less than a mile away. Locals driving into the city can avoid major highways and, instead, take 16th Street for nearly 6 miles south, and from there, can explore one of the many free museums, galleries or monuments. Driving an additional 3.5 miles south along the thoroughfare will lead to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. 16th Street also links locals to medical care at Holy Cross Hospital, which sits nearly 3 miles north.
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Crime and Safety
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Sexual Assault
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Assault with Weapon
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Robbery
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Burglary
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Motor Vehicle Theft
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Larceny
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Colonial Village Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Colonial Village, Washington sell after 25 days on the market compared to the national average of 56 days. The median sale price for homes in Colonial Village, Washington over the last 12 months is $1,310,000, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
This Rock Creek Luxe Manor, at 7,277 square feet, is believed to be one of the largest home in Colonial Village. It is just a stone’s throw from its namesake Rock Creek Park in one of the city’s serene, most sought-after neighborhoods. At first approach, this Colonial with Federal accents, greets you with a flagstone path from 16th Street to the contemporary front porch. There, enter your new
Huge price improvement. Fabulous redo of this mid-century modern two-level home in North Portal Estates/Colonial Village. Property was renovated in 2022 to include a large living area with an electric fireplace, renovated, open kitchen/living area with a separate dining space, all leading to a 14-foot deck and spacious backyard. The first floor includes three bedrooms - one primary and with an
Investor Opportunity! Nestled at the gateway of North Portal Estates and steps from Rock Creek Park, this oversized mid-century shell presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reimagine nearly 5,000+ sq ft of living space into a modern masterpiece. Border of North Portal Estates and Colonial Village. The wide frontage, elegant curved staircase, and double garage hint at the grandeur inside.
New Construction in the North Portal Estates Neighborhood of Colonial Village | Architecturally Distinct Contemporary Overlooking Rock Creek Park | 4 Bed | 3 Full Baths | 2 Half Baths | 6,000 SF | 9,919 SF Lot | Multi-Level Layout | Attached 2-Car Garage & Driveway Parking Property Highlights Include: An open-concept, tiered layout filled with natural light and expansive park views from multiple
Stunning Updated Mid-Century Modern in Prestigious North Portal Estates/Colonial Village adjacent to Rock Creek Park and bordering the Maryland line. This 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath mid-century modern residence offers an elegant blend of timeless architecture, thoughtfully curated updates, and living spaces. A gracious entry foyer with a powder room and hall closet welcomes you into a formal living room
Imagine waking up to protected Rock Creek Park views every day! Tucked into one of Washington's most beloved neighborhoods, overlooking the protected beauty of Rock Creek Park, this extraordinary 1934 Colonial seamlessly blends historic architecture, designer finishes, and modern luxury in one of Washington's most coveted neighborhoods. Thoughtfully reimagined over the years while preserving its
Kymber Lovett-MenkitiKeller Williams Capital Properties
A cream property located in the sought-after Colonial Village neighborhood of NW Washington, DC, the home has been renovated from the exterior stucco to the interior that gives 4 bedrooms with 2 primaries with balconies overlooking the backyard pool and basketball court. This residence offers a split level in the front of the home with an addition 1800 sq ft that expanded the family room, full
This Rock Creek Luxe Manor, at 7,277 square feet, is believed to be one of the largest home in Colonial Village. It is just a stone’s throw from its namesake Rock Creek Park in one of the city’s serene, most sought-after neighborhoods. At first approach, this Colonial with Federal accents, greets you with a flagstone path from 16th Street to the contemporary front porch. There, enter your new
Nestled in quiet Colonial Village, Northwest DC, surrounded by trees, 100 yards from Rock Creek park, a charming, fully furnished, ground floor studio apartment. Own entrance and patio. Completely self-contained. Ideal for walking, running or bicycle enthusiast. Lots of light. All amenities. Utilities included. $1800/month
Newly renovated 2BR + Office English basement in quiet NW DC. Ideal for travel nurses!- Layout: Cozy living room, full kitchen (all-new white appliances), & dedicated office for charting.- Sleep: 2 quiet bedrooms w/ blackout curtainsperfect for day sleepers.- Perks: Private entrance, in-unit washer/dryer, & ample free street parking.- Locals: Steps to Rock Creek Park; 5 mins to
Located on 16th St NW in the lovely Shepherd Park/Colonial Village neighborhood. On on property parking space included, Ample street parking available. Amazing location- 1 block from the S9 bus line, and less than a mile walking distance to the Silver Spring Metro Station and downtown Silver Spring shopping, 1 block from Rock Creek Park bike trails.
Photos to be uploaded shortly. The Best of Both Worlds for Students, Retirees, and Professionals: Enjoy a quiet, studious environment and quick access to vibrant Downtown Silver Spring—just minutes away.About the Unit:This fully furnished lower-level unit (not a basement) is located in one of the most prestigious neighborhoods along the DC/MD border—known locally as the “Gold Coast.”
LOVELY, GRACIOUS, AND SPACIOUS HOME IN NW DC ** Wonderfully located just 1 block from Rock Creek Park, 2 Blocks from Silver Spring, and only 1 mile to I-95. ** 4 Bedrooms, 2 Full bathrooms, 2 Half Bathrooms, and plenty of bonus spaces perfect for office, crafts, playrooms, additional bedrooms, etc - just use your imagination! ** Gleaming original oak flooring on main level and all
Welcome home to your stately colonial on Kalmia Road. With craftsmanship, spaciousness and fabulous layout, you and yours will be impressed. Situated close to Rock Creek and convenient to downtown Silver Spring, Bethesda and the nation's capital, you'll enjoy a very versatile location. The main level features a kitchen you won't stop cooking in until you run out of food. The gas cooktop with vent
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