Recently Sold Homes in 20207, DC

Recently Sold Home in 20207, DC:

To quote Bruce Springsteen: "Closets are for hangers, winners use the door. So use it Rosie, that's what it's there for. " And what a door it is—arched, beautiful, and the perfect cue to what lies beyond. Built in 1917 during Capitol Hill's architectural golden age, 427 10th St. NE boasts striking late-Victorian and Edwardian aesthetics. High ceilings and large, stately windows let loads of light in to highlight the house's original moldings. It's almost ethereal. It is the perfect light to curl up on the sofa with a book and soak in the sun. When it's time for a cup of tea, walk across newly installed hardwood floors and through a series of not one, but two tall, elegant ar

Recently Sold Home in 20207, DC:

Historic Capitol Hill charm meets Architectural Digest–worthy design on Massachusetts Avenue, steps from Lincoln Park. Set one level above the street in The Chatham, an intimate nine-unit condominium, this reimagined one-bedroom residence offers 764 square feet of sophisticated, move-in-ready living. Six south-facing windows bathe the home in natural light, highlighting exposed brick, a handsome fireplace, custom built-ins, hardwood floors, and motorized window shades. Completely renovated in 2023 for the owner’s personal use, the residence reflects exceptional craftsmanship, carefully selected materials, and thoughtful storage throughout. The chef’s kitchen pairs style wi

Recently Sold Home in 20207, DC:

Set on a charming, tree-lined block at the tip of Lincoln Park, 117 11th Street SE is a beautifully updated Capitol Hill residence that balances preserved historic character with meaningful modern improvements. Behind its classic brick façade, the home offers generous scale, refined detail, and the rare convenience of secure off-street parking, all within one of Capitol Hill’s most established residential settings. Spanning across 3,765 square feet, the residence has been thoughtfully maintained and improved, preserving the warmth and integrity of its original architecture while introducing the upgrades that matter most for everyday living. The main level is gracious and inviti

Recently Sold Home in 20207, DC:

OPEN HOUSES CANCELLED. Move-in ready with the chance to make it yours — this classic DC end-unit Victorian-era rowhome sits just off the H Street Corridor, steps from a trolley stop, restaurants, entertainment, Atlas Theater, Union Market and everything that stretch of the city has built over the last two decades. And because it falls just outside any historic district, you get to renovate on your timeline, your terms, without a design review board weighing in. Inside, inlaid parquet hardwood floors and a pocket door between the living and dining rooms set the tone for the main level. Original hardwoods on the floors, staircase and doors, carry through the upper floor, ready to be str