John Coleman

Step into a piece of Washington’s history. Built in 1914, this Tenleytown townhouse is part of one of the last surviving rows from the city’s former Reno City community, a neighborhood that once stood where Fort Reno Park now spreads. It’s rare to find a home that offers not only modern comfort but also a tangible link to DC’s past. Inside, sunlight bounces off gleaming hardwood floors and

Imagine waking up in a sunny top-floor condo with hardwood floors that catch the morning light, treetops swaying outside your window, and a peaceful calm that makes it feel like your own private retreat. You’ve got a storage unit and laundry right in the building making life here effortlessly convenient. Step outside and you’re surrounded by a lush green courtyard dotted with mature trees,

Set on the 7th floor, this bright one-bedroom condo offers a glimpse of the Capitol along with a front-row seat to life in the Southwest Waterfront. The open layout flows easily from the kitchen into the living area, with a breakfast bar that’s perfect for morning coffee or casual dinners. The bedroom includes an en suite bath and a spacious walk-in closet, while a private storage unit and an