Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District, DC homes for sale & real estate

Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District, DC Homes for Sale

Overlooking Kalorama Park, this classic Wardman townhouse marries historic charm with modern updates across four finished levels and nearly 2,700 sq ft. The east-facing front rooms capture the morning sun, while the west-facing get afternoon light. The open layout of the main level, with nearly 10-foot ceilings, connects the renovated kitchen, dining area, and living room with a large picture window overlooking the backyard. The second floor hosts two bedrooms — one with a sun porch and the other with park views — plus a home office and full bath with washer/dryer. The third level offers a spacious primary suite with cedar closet and park views, a second bedroom, and an updated

Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District, DC Homes for Sale

Dreaming of space? This is the largest one bedroom floorplan at a spacious 1,014 sqft in the community appropriately named "Gateway Georgetown". A spacious vestibule with two large closets opens onto feature windows facing the courtyard. A dining area, several additional closets and a small hallway leads to the full bath, just outside the bedroom. The bedroom also features a beautiful view of the courtyard and an enormous walk-in closet. Bridging the best of both Dupont and historic Georgetown, you are just blocks from gorgeous Rose Park, the red line metro stop at Dupont, many charming shops and restaurants or even the West End/Foggy Bottom. This full service building offers 24 h

Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District, DC Homes for Sale

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 FORTE Stainless Steel Italian Refrigerator, Miehle Dishwasher, Rohl Kitchen Faucet, and a refreshed and repainted appearance. The upper

Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District, DC Homes for Sale

Rare one bedroom condo opportunity on one of DC's most beautiful tree-lined streets! Unit #203 at 1840 Mintwood Place, situated in Kalorama's historic Knickerbocker building, blends timeless architecture, modern city living, and access to nature. This spacious and sunny one-bedroom, one-bathroom condo delivers 734 square feet of living space and a layout with endless options.   Inside, tall ceilings and large sun-filled windows that overlook trees and greenery feel like a European getaway, while warm hardwood flooring creates an inviting atmosphere inside. A large entryway, intricate crown molding, and great closet space add unbeatable charm, while the open layout enhan

Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District, DC Homes for Sale

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

Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District, DC Homes for Sale

2101 Connecticut Avenue NW is a historic co-op building in Washington, DC’s Kalorama neighborhood. Built in 1928 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Designed by George T. Santmyer and Joseph Abel, it blends Moorish, Spanish Colonial, and Gothic Revival styles, with striking features like parrot gargoyles, lion heads, and rooftop grotesques. The eight-story structure houses 64 spacious units, each with windows on three sides, and interiors featuring high ceilings, detailed moldings, and original wood floors. Converted to a co-op in 1976. Today, it remains one of DC’s most architecturally distinguished addresses. From the moment you step into this elegant apart