20235, DC homes for sale & real estate

20235, DC Homes for Sale

Stunning transformation by award-winning builder DILAN Homes, perfectly situated in the heart of Observatory Circle. This stately Tudor residence has been completely reimagined for modern living while honoring its classic architectural heritage. Behind its storybook façade lies a light-filled interior showcasing exquisite craftsmanship, beautiful hardwood floors, soaring ceilings, and elegant millwork throughout. At the heart of the home, a gourmet kitchen features bespoke cabinetry, marble counters, and professional-grade Viking appliances, seamlessly connecting to the open dining and family areas—perfect for entertaining and everyday living. Multiple gathering spaces offer fl

20235, DC Homes for Sale

Modern sophistication and timeless Georgetown elegance converge at 1914 35th Street NW — a nearly 6,000-square-foot residence across four beautifully finished levels served by an elevator to all floors. Built in 1984 and thoughtfully updated for today’s lifestyle, this home blends contemporary design with classic proportions in one of the neighborhood’s most convenient locations. The main level is anchored by a striking, recently renovated kitchen with Scavolini cabinetry, Miele appliances, Porcelanosa stone countertops and a built-in banquette — a perfect balance of form and function. Elegant formal living and dining rooms provide ideal entertaining spaces, while la

20235, DC Homes for Sale

Spectacularly located across from Rock Creek Park - in coveted Woodley Park. Currently used as four unit - three units rented out. Beautiful 1909 porchfront - grand and rich in character. Full of sunshine, lovely large windows throughout, original wood floors, parking for two cars. One unit has a balcony overlooking park - truly appealing! Loads of space and potential.

20235, DC Homes for Sale

Dating to 1800, the Medley-Sewell House is in one of Georgetown's most unique historic houses. It is a free-standing residence in the west village, set prominently above the street on nearly . 20 of an acre. This rare offering features parking for four cars, six bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms with a pool and formal gardens. In 1796 Bernard Medley bought the lot, known then as 99 Fayette Street and transferred it one month later to Clement Sewall who built the house. Today, the Medley-Sewell House blends period architecture with modern amenities. The double parlor features twin fireplaces, a bay window, and custom millwork that create an ideal space for entertaining. The formal dini