3028 Q St NW Washington, DC 20007

The Marbury House, built circa 1811, 3307 N Street NW, Washington, D.C. is one of Georgetown’s most notable houses. Its pedigree bridges the early Republic and the Kennedy Camelot era. Commissioned by William Marbury who was a prominent Georgetown financier, staunch Federalist, and the namesake of the landmark Supreme Court case Marbury v. Madison, the residence embodies the style and grace of

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Experience luxury living in the heart of Georgetown with this elegant one-bedroom residence in one of Washington, DC’s most prestigious Class A condominiums. Overlooking the historic C&O Canal, the home offers a serene backdrop that complements its sophisticated interiors. The building provides 24-hour doorman and concierge service, a rooftop pool with sweeping views of the Potomac River, a

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An Elegant Kalorama Residence:Evoking the timeless character of a London townhouse, this distinguished 1911 residence blends classic grandeur with contemporary ease. Graceful proportions, soaring ceilings, intricate moldings, and rich hardwood floors define its character, while a thoughtfully reimagined floor plan welcomes modern living and effortless entertaining.A stately entrance hall

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A rare opportunity to own one of Washington’s magnificent Georgian revival mansions. Jewett House, as it is known, was built within close proximity to other stately residences in Kalorama and Embassy Row. The generously scaled rooms are stunning with high ceilings, detailed moldings, and oversized windows. The elegant three-story residence was constructed with detailed brick and limestone and an

Michael Rankin TTR Sotheby's International Realty

This beautifully renovated townhouse with approximately 4,800 square feet presents a rare opportunity to create a combined live/work environment in the heart of Washington, D.C. With generous space and flexible potential, the property allows for both professional use and a combined private residence under one roof. Situated in the highly sought-after Dupont Circle neighborhood, the building

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3214 Newark Street NW sits with commanding presence on one of Cleveland Park’s most coveted tree-lined streets, embodying classic elegance and historic character. Set gracefully behind a lush front lawn and accessed by a stone walkway, the residence welcomes you with an expansive front porch. The generous .23 acre lot includes Lot 856, Square 2079 located at the rear of the lower terrace. Inside,

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This elegant 1905 residence is ideally sited on a prominent corner lot in the highly coveted Cleveland Park neighborhood. Meticulously updated and expanded across four spacious levels, the home blends timeless architectural character with refined modern living. A gracious and inviting foyer, accented by elegant wall paneling and crown molding, introduces the sophisticated main level. Original

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Tucked away on over three secluded acres adjacent to the lush expanse of Rock Creek Park, this circa 1913 stone manor house is a rare and distinguished example of Washington, D.C.'s Classical Revival architecture. Designed by renowned Washington architect Waddy Butler Wood, whose work helped shape the architectural fabric of the capital in the early 20th century, the home stands as a graceful

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Ideally located in the highly desirable Wesley Heights neighborhood, this impressive residence is a notable example of Colonial Revival architecture. Set on a sprawling, nearly half-acre lot, it features a classic brick facade and an inviting front portico. Originally constructed in 1951, the home has been meticulously expanded and renovated by David Decker. The design and furnishings are by

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