Pending Listings in 20043, DC

Pending Listing in 20043, DC:

Huge 4-Level Renovated Row House in Eckington(Income Producing Property) Welcome to this exceptionally spacious 4-level row house located in the highly desirable Eckington development of Northeast Washington, DC. Offering approximately 3,106 sq. ft. , 5 bedrooms, and 3.5 bathrooms, this beautifully renovated home blends modern upgrades with generous living space—perfect for owners, guests, and investors alike. Features: Full renovations throughout, including a beautifully modernized kitchen with abundant cabinet space, Newer HVAC system, roof, and appliances, Stunning owner’s in home retreat featuring an ensuite with private sitting area and a luxurious fully updated bathroom, N

Pending Listing in 20043, DC:

Experience the best of luxury city living in this beautiful 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo with GARAGE parking and a private storage unit in the sought-after Madrigal Lofts. Perfectly situated on the quieter side of the building in the heart of Mount Vernon Triangle, this sophisticated residence offers the ideal blend of modern design, everyday convenience, and a vibrant walkable lifestyle. Imagine starting your morning at a neighborhood coffee shop, enjoying dinner at one of the area's acclaimed restaurants, catching a game or concert at Capital One Arena, and ending the evening with breathtaking rooftop views of the U. S. Capitol and Washington Monument—all just moments from your front

Pending Listing in 20043, DC:

Once home to Washington’s iconic Hoagie House, 304 N Street NW has been reintroduced as a thoughtfully designed new construction residence within a boutique six-home development. Integrating the property’s historic context within a contemporary design, the residence is a poster child for sophisticated urban living, offering a refined four-level lifestyle defined by curated materials, thoughtful design, and modern functionality. Executed by an award-winning builder—recognized as an eight-time Contractor of the Year by the National Association of the Remodeling Industry, recipient of Historic Restoration of the Year, and a Chrysalis Award winner, with features in Remodeling

Pending Listing in 20043, DC:

I'll tell you what I love about this one. You walk in and immediately get it: high ceilings, original hardwood floors, formal living and dining rooms, and an L-shaped layout that just works. Entertaining on one side, bedrooms tucked on the other. Thirteen windows that allow light from morning to evening. The kind of pre-war floor plan that newer buildings spend a lot of money trying to imitate and never quite pull off. A small thing I always point out: the unit has three separate doors out to the corridor. It's a 1927 quirk and it gives the apartment real flexibility and character with a private bedroom entrance, a back-of-house exit, options most modern units simply don't offer. Both bedro