Accessible homes for sale & real estate in 20266, DC

Accessible Home for sale in 20266, DC:

Welcome to 626 I St NE, an Urban Restoration masterpiece, situated on a leafy, tree-lined street with sidewalks in the vibrant H Street Corridor! This LARGE home boasts 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom and approximately 2,820 SF on 3 fully-finished levels and features only the finest materials and custom everything, plus incredible curb appeal! As you approach the home, you'll notice the beautiful elevation, with steps leading the welcoming covered front porch, perfect for sitting and enjoying a refreshing drink! As you step inside, you'll notice the open floor plan, perfect for entertaining, the stunning white oak hardwood floors, the tall ceilings, and the abundant natural light that filters throu

Accessible Home for sale in 20266, DC:

Envision life unfolding on one of the Hill’s most coveted blocks. This stunning 5-bedroom, 3.5-bath home is perfectly appointed for hosting unforgettable parties where guests flow seamlessly from gracious interior rooms to wraparound brick patios. One of only a handful of homes on Capitol Hill with a private driveway, it also includes a carriage house with functionality as a home office, gym or guest suite. Situated on one of Capitol Hill’s most iconic tree-lined streets with strategic proximity to the Capitol Complex, the location keeps you connected to both neighborhood charm and metropolitan energy. This isn’t just a home—it’s your invitation to live where h

Accessible Home for sale in 20266, DC:

$100,000 PRICE REDUCTION - DON'T MISS THIS AMAZING OPPORTUNITY. * * * 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—func

Accessible Home for sale in 20266, DC:

* The Sale is Subject to the Existing Tenant for the Next 18 Months * Enjoy the best of city living in this well-appointed studio condo located in the desirable Letterman House in Washington, D. C. 's vibrant Foggy Bottom neighborhood. With 467 square feet of living space, this unit offers a bright and open layout designed for comfort and functionality, including smart built-in storage and a generous walk-in closet. The space features a combined living and dining area, a compact kitchen with essential appliances including a dishwasher and disposal, and a full bathroom. Cozy carpet flooring adds warmth, while the building’s amenities bring added convenience to everyday life. Resident