Pending Listings in Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District, DC

Pending Listing in Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District, DC:

Beautifully maintained historic rowhome ideally located in Georgetown’s sought-after East Village just a short stroll across the Buffalo Bridge to the vibrant restaurants and shops of Dupont Circle. This elegant residence features 3 spacious Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, a gracious Living Room and formal Dining Room, both with wood-burning fireplaces. The main level also includes a dedicated office, while the top floor offers a bonus attic room providing additional flex space or storage. Enjoy a sunny, south-facing rear terrace, perfect for entertaining. Modern conveniences include a private elevator and one-car garage parking—rare amenities in this historic neighborhood. Property is

Pending Listing in Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District, DC:

CONTINGENT CONTRACT WITH KICK OUT CLAUSE - HOME IS STILL AVAILABLE FOR SHOWINGS & OFFERS. Situated in East Village, this storybook 1887 Georgetown townhouse has been recently renovated and updated throughout; preserving its classic appearance and maintaining its charm. This home offers 2,650 square feet of living space with 3 bedrooms and 3/1 bathrooms. Features include original wood flooring and windows, Italian tile, high ceilings, crown moldings, and three fireplaces located in the living room, family room, and primary bedroom; all which have been converted to gas with logs. The gourmet kitchen features marble counters and new appliances - a Stainless Steel Italian Refrigerator, Mi

Pending Listing in Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District, DC:

A rare Georgetown treasure, this Italianate Villa residence stands proudly along distinguished Cooke’s Row on Q Street. Built in 1868 as one of eight grand homes commissioned by financier Henry Cooke, the semi-detached Victorian embodies architectural pedigree, scale, and enduring historic character. Set on a 5,878-square-foot lot with more than 7,695 square feet of interior space, the residence offers 7 bedrooms, 6.5 baths, and surface parking for two or more cars with a private driveway. Preserved in the same remarkable condition for over 80 years, it retains its integrity while presenting opportunities for thoughtful restoration. The main level, with soaring 14-foot ceilings, showc

Pending Listing in Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District, DC:

Settlements have just begun! New Construction comes to Dupont Circle! Welcome to the Nobela Condominium, a new 9-unit boutique community offering 1-bedroom, 1-bedroom + den, and 2-bedroom residences with modern finishes and bright, inviting spaces - all in the heart of the sought-after Dupont Circle neighborhood. This particular residence is a 1 bedroom, 1 bath home that spans 802 square feet and delivers high style and smart design in a compact footprint. Interior features include: AIPHONE intercom system, Bosch stainless steel kitchen appliances, Front-loading Bosch washer and dryer, Delta kitchen and bathroom fixtures, Wide-plank luxury vinyl flooring throughout, Quartz countertops and

Pending Listing in Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District, DC:

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 enjoys immediate proximity to the Dupont Circle Metro, providing effortless connectivity to downtown D. C. and beyond. Tenants and visitors alike will appreciate being just minutes from the city’s business core while also surrounded by the vibrant character of Dupont Circle, known for its acclaime

Pending Listing in Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District, DC:

Award-winning and architecturally significant, 2813 Q Street is one of Hugh Newell Jacobsen’s earliest and defining Georgetown works. Designed in 1962, reconciles the Old Georgetown Act’s preservation standards with Jacobsen’s modernist clarity and precision. Behind its 19th-century façade lies a luminous world of soaring space, geometry, and proportion—a timeless expression of Washington modernism. A double set of entry doors opens to a two-story atrium more than twenty feet high, capped by glass ceilings and framed by tall doors to the garden and public rooms. The scale accommodates full trees indoors, while a discreet bar and deep coat closet are built in s