Townhouses for Sale in Franklin McPherson Square, DC

Townhouse for sale in Franklin McPherson Square, DC:

Welcome to 403 O Street NW — a completely reimagined Shaw rowhome where classic D. C. character meets modern, thoughtful design. This two-level renovation offers generous living spaces, abundant natural light, and a layout that flows seamlessly. The main level features tall ceilings and a foodie’s dream kitchen with sleek cabinetry, gas cooking, and an oversized island—the perfect gathering spot. Two distinct staircases — a striking straight-run front staircase and a dramatic spiral rear staircase — add rare architectural charm. Upstairs, spacious bedrooms and beautifully finished bathrooms create calm and private atmosphere, with a light-filled primary suite t

Townhouse for sale in Franklin McPherson Square, DC:

The Brocki Group presents a distinguished 1890 Grand Victorian located in the heart of the Mt. Vernon Triangle Historic Preservation District. This rare 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence offers over 3,000 sq. ft. across four finished levels, complemented by three outdoor living spaces—a rooftop deck with city views, an expansive mid-level deck, and a hardscaped back and side yard ideal for parking and outdoor entertaining. The sun-filled main level showcases original hardwood floors, exposed brick, multiple fireplaces, and charming period millwork, all seamlessly blended with modern updates. The renovated kitchen combines contemporary convenience with historic character, creating a warm a

Townhouse for sale in Franklin McPherson Square, DC:

Welcome to 2012 R Street NW, an architecturally significant 1886 row home built by Brainard H. Warner as part of his granite-fronted R Street collection. This historic residence has been home to noted Washington figures including Representative Charles Curtis, who later served as Vice President of the United States. In the 1980s, the parlor floor became the long-term location of the Marsha Mateyka Gallery, one of DC’s prominent contemporary art galleries. The home's well-preserved 19th-century details include extensive original moldings, multiple fireplaces with historic tile and beveled mirrors, pocket doors, hardwood floors, and exceptional woodwork. A south-facing rear façad