Homes with Basements for Sale in 20394, DC

Home with Basement for sale in 20394, DC:

* * * MOTIVATED SELLER * * * NEW CONSTRUCTION * * * Welcome to 4509 Foxhall Cres NW — the last jewel of Foxhall Crescent. This bold and breathtaking brand-new construction offers 6,498 square feet of architecturally striking, design-forward living, set on the last buildable lot in one of DC’s most prestigious neighborhoods. Inspired by the signature style of Arthur Cotton Moore, this modern masterpiece spans three finished levels seamlessly connected by a private elevator and features 5 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, an expansive family room, a fully outfitted gym, sauna, and generous storage throughout. The first level offers a state-of-the-art theater, an elegant office, a f

Home with Basement for sale in 20394, DC:

Located in the heart of the estate section of Wesley Heights on a private quarter-acre lot set gracefully back from the street, 4433 Cathedral Avenue is a newly transformed brick Tudor by Madison Investments that masterfully blends timeless architecture with today’s most refined luxuries. With soaring 10-foot ceilings and an exceptional main-level flow designed for elegant entertaining, the home features one of the neighborhood’s largest kitchens and adjoining family rooms—completely rebuilt as part of a top-to-bottom renovation including all-new windows, wide-plank flooring, mechanical systems, chef’s kitchen, and spa-inspired baths. Additional highlights include a

Home with Basement for sale in 20394, DC:

Custom built in 1946 for the publisher of The Washington Evening Star, this gracious Georgian manor is ideally situated on a generous 0.23-acre level corner lot on one of the most desirable streets in the nation’s capital. The property’s original owners were founders of DC’s Garden Club, and the home was featured regularly on dignitary tours. Rare garden specimens remain, while mature rows of boxwoods frame the set-back fa��ade, creating exceptional privacy and impressive curb appeal. The home carries a remarkable history, having welcomed U. S. presidents, British royals, and international luminaries through its doors. Today, this distinguished residence has been extensive