Open Houses in Washington, DC, DC

Open House in Washington, DC, DC:

Open Sat/Sun (10/24-25) 1-3pm. Foxhall Village was conceived in the mid-1920s as "a village in the city. " Developer Harry Boss, inspired by the Tudor towns he'd admired in England, set out to recreate that storybook character in Northwest Washington. Nearly a century later, its brick Tudor Revival rowhomes, garden-lined streets and close-knit feel remain largely unchanged, and the neighborhood is now a designated historic district. Owned by the same family for 40 years, this home has one of the largest floor plans in Foxhall Village. It offers 2,902 finished square feet across three above-ground levels, all with hardwood floors, along with 7 bedrooms, 3.5 baths and a 910 sq ft un

Open House in Washington, DC, DC:

Welcome to 3621 Cumberland Street! Ideally situated on a beautiful, tree-lined street with sidewalks, in sought-after Wakefield, this gracious home is brimming with charm, character, and opportunity. With generous room sizes, lovely architectural details, and a traditional center-hall floor plan, this is a wonderful chance to bring your vision to life and create your dream home. The main level features an inviting Living Room with a fireplace, formal Dining Room, and spacious Garden Room overlooking the private backyard. The Kitchen is conveniently located at the rear of the home, and a powder room completes the level. A hallway provides direct access to the private backyard patio and detac

Open House in Washington, DC, DC:

An exceptional location, beautiful updates and the tranquility of nature come together at 3246 Aberfoyle Place, NW! Perfectly situated on a quiet street directly across from a picturesque tributary of Rock Creek Park, this lovely home offers a rare opportunity to enjoy peaceful surroundings with scenic trails for hiking, dog walking and exploring nature just steps from your front door. Artfully designed hardscaping creates inviting outdoor spaces, ideal for gardening enthusiasts, outdoor entertaining or simply relaxing amid the natural environment. All this, just minutes from Chevy Chase Circle, the wonderful shops and restaurants of upper Connecticut Avenue, and the highly sought-after La

Open House in Washington, DC, DC:

A celebrated piece of Takoma history, passed down through five generations from its original craftsmen, offered for the first time in more than a century. Built in 1905 by G. W. Stone and E. T. Morris, 600 Cedar Street NW is one of the earlier residences in the Takoma Park Historic District. Blending elements of the Shingle and Queen Anne styles, the home stands as an enduring expression of the neighborhood’s origins as a leafy Washington suburb, distinguished by substantial residences, spacious grounds, and an enduring connection to the natural landscape. Prominently positioned on an exceptionally large corner lot, the home encompasses nearly 4,000 square feet across four levels. Its