Recently Sold Homes in 20539, DC

Recently Sold Home in 20539, DC:

Professionally negotiated Short Sale in progress. Property remains under contract. AS IS fixer to make your own or great investment! Great bones and some updates already in place, wood burning fireplace, nice wood floors on main level, 42" cabinets and granite counters and jetted tub.

Recently Sold Home in 20539, DC:

128 D St SE is a rare Capitol Hill offering featuring a meticulously restored 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathrooms. Historic details have been thoughtfully preserved throughout, including original hardwood flooring, exposed brick walls, bay windows, and soaring ceiling heights. With a separate lower-level guest suite and carriage house, the property offers exceptional flexibility for an end-user buyer or investor seeking multiple income-generating opportunities. Inside the main residence, rich hardwood flooring flows throughout the traditional floor plan. The main entrance opens into a welcoming foyer with a powder room and spacious coat closet tucked beneath the staircase. The dining room leads into t

Recently Sold Home in 20539, DC:

Rare opportunity to restore and reimagine this stately semi-detached Capitol Hill residence, ideally positioned on one of the neighborhood’s most picturesque streets. Overlooking two parks and featuring an expansive front garden plus a spacious rear patio perfect for entertaining and al fresco dining, this property offers the space, setting, and potential that are increasingly hard to find on the Hill. Located just blocks from the Capitol Complex, Metro, Whole Foods, Eastern Market, Barracks Row, Navy Yard, and the restaurants and shops along Pennsylvania Avenue, and is in bound to Brent elementary school, the location delivers exceptional convenience and vibrant city living. Inside,

Recently Sold Home in 20539, DC:

The Courts on Capitol Hill. Tucked just steps from the seat of government, this one-bedroom residence at The Courts offers a rare combination of architectural character, a quiet setting, and unmatched proximity to Capitol Hill’s most iconic landmarks. Defined by balanced, orderly symmetry and distinctive semi-circular fanlight details above the entries, the collection of five buildings reflects a Federal Revival–inspired design. Stretching along Justice Court NE and Maryland Avenue, The Courts is known for its understated presence and timeless appeal. Built in 1971 and thoughtfully integrated into the historic fabric of the neighborhood, the community features brick walkways, in