20023, DC homes for sale & real estate

20023, DC Homes for Sale

Experience the ultimate urban lifestyle where vibrant city life is at your doorstep and the iconic National Mall is in your backyard! Whether you're setting sail, gliding on ice skates, or hopping on a water taxi to explore Old Town Alexandria or National Harbor, adventure awaits. See your favorite band at the Anthem or Pearl Street Warehouse, cheer for DC's sports teams at Nationals Park or Audi Field, or immerse yourself in the arts at Arena Stage or the Rubbell Museum. With Metro, shops, the Wharf, and Navy Yard all nearby, convenience is truly at your doorstep. This home boasts hardwood floors, an abundance of natural light, a custom walk-in closet, and a private balcony offering serene

20023, DC Homes for Sale

Welcome to 1841 E Street NE — a stunning, fully renovated classic DC rowhome that blends timeless charm with modern luxury. No detail was overlooked in this thoughtful transformation. The open and airy floor plan is perfect for both relaxing and entertaining, featuring a spacious living area that flows seamlessly into a large designer kitchen complete with stone countertops, custom cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances. Step out onto the oversized rear deck, perfect for dining al fresco, and enjoy your massive, fully fenced backyard oasis, an ideal space for pets, gardening, or summer get-togethers. Upstairs, you’ll find bright and spacious bedrooms, spa-inspired bathrooms,

20023, DC Homes for Sale

Behind the facade of this converted Grande Dame Victorian sits a spacious, open, airy and modern 3 bedroom, 2 bath, BI-LEVEL residence offering nearly 1,500 square feet! All must-have conveniences present including private ROOF DECK, secure assigned PARKING, CENTRAL AIR & in-unit WASHER & DRYER and PELLA WINDOWS. Main level features gracious open entertaining space with living/dining room & open kitchen with white shaker cabinets, white subway tile backsplash, stainless appliances & breakfast bar. High ceilings & large windows in public rooms offer grandeur and light. Second & third bedrooms are on main level - second bedroom with private outdoor seating

20023, DC Homes for Sale

Discover Wheat Row, a Federalist City Survivor Story: On a quiet section of 4th Street, SW, between N Street and O Street, stand four brick rowhouses known as Wheat Row—named after local tavern owner John Wheat. Built in 1794, they are among the oldest surviving residential homes in DC. Over time, Wheat Row has become notable for its architectural significance and as a symbol of the city’s history of ambition, speculation, decline, and rebirth. Built by developer James Greenleaf and likely designed by architect William Lovering, Wheat Row serves as an example of the Federalist style of the period—functional and modest, with refined detailing. As far back as 1791, L’E