Mobile Homes for Sale in Dupont Circle, Washington

Easily identifiable by its namesake roundabout and park, historic Dupont Circle is known to be sophisticated but not stuffy. “The neighborhood has retained its artsy and eclectic soul with human-scale buildings and classic tree-lined streets,” says Long & Foster agent Rick Morrison, who has accrued nearly $150 million in sales since transitioning from hospitality to real estate in 2017. “If you look at the section of New Hampshire Avenue between M and U streets, this is probably one of the most sought out stretches you’ll find in D.C.” Teeming with an attainable cosmopolitan glitz, Dupont promises boutique shopping, book browsing and a vast variety of dining destinations. Morrison points to usable daily amenities that help Dupont stand out to professionals looking for a lively and vibrant neighborhood that is highly walkable and mostly self-contained. “Except maybe for work, residents don't have to leave for anything if they don't want." Dupont Circle is known for its trademark grand Victorian and Federal-style brick rowhomes, some with elaborate masonry and wrought-iron work. However, according to Morrison, the three-story architectural gems and the neighborhood’s estate