Recently Sold Homes in 20068, DC

Recently Sold Home in 20068, DC:

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATON! Beautiful one bedroom, one bathroom condo with flooding natural light in the heart of 17th Street. On the corner of 17th & R Street NW, this condo features spacious floor plan with updated kitchen and bathroom, wood floors, huge windows, updated Bosch washer/dryer in unit and a fireplace. The spacious bedroom features 2 closets. This home is walking distance to restaurants, shopping, and easy metro access. Building amenities include roof top deck and gym.

Recently Sold Home in 20068, DC:

Lovely third floor 2-bedroom 2 full bath multi-level condo in the heart of Georgetown. Designed by famed architect Arthur Cotton Moore, the Cherry Hill Condominium is a boutique building just steps from the waterfront. Large south facing living room with wood burning fireplace. Kitchen with granite and stainless steel appliances. Balcony off living area. Middle level with full bathroom and laundry. Lower level has 2 bedrooms. The primary bedroom has a walk-in closet and ensuite bath. 1,040 square feet. Nestled on a quiet backstreet south of M Street. Stroll to any of Georgetown’s renowned shops and dining options. Building has multiple unreserved alley parking spaces for resident use.

Recently Sold Home in 20068, DC:

Thought to be designed by William Thornton, the architect of the U. S. Capitol, and long considered one of the most architecturally and historically significant properties in the city of Washington, Prospect House was built between 1787 and 1793 and sits high above the Potomac River at 3508 Prospect Street in Georgetown. This red brick Georgian-Federal house has been a show place for politicians and statesmen since Revolutionary War days, and is sited on nearly half an acre of beautifully manicured formal English gardens.   Among many renowned owners over the years, the property was the home of the first Secretary of Defense, James V. Forrestal, and during the Truma

Recently Sold Home in 20068, DC:

An already precious diamond has had a remarkable reincarnation. This East Village residence is pure elegance with historic significance awashed in high-end modern conveniences. It is also one of the few properties in Georgetown that spans a full block. Entering from the front you are greeted with an alluring blue door with its antique brass locks and fixtures and a marble foyer. Entering from the back you can park in one of your three spaces, stroll from the back gate to the walkways lined with perennials and annuals, passing the sumptuous lawn bordered by a bounty of more flowers, blooming trees and bushes, then to the slate patio with its fountain that takes several waterfalls into a temp