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With 220+ open houses across the District this weekend, there’s a lot to see before summer fully gives way to fall. This week’s lineup spans all types and sizes, from a renovated Bloomingdale rowhouse to a Logan Circle penthouse with room to spread out. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.

• 3219 Wisconsin Ave NW #301 — $1,074,900 — Cleveland Park
  Open Sun. 11AM-1PM — David Bediz
  $25k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Experience elevated city living at 3219 Wisconsin Ave NW #301, a stunning luxury residence in Le Parc, Cleveland Park’s premier boutique condominium. Occupying the entire third floor, Unit 301 offers an extraordinary level of privacy with direct elevator access opening into your own private entryway. Inside, the expansive open-concept floor plan is highlighted by floor-to-ceiling double-pane Pella windows and triple exposures that flood the home with natural light while showcasing sweeping city views.”

• 4933 Minnesota Ave NE — $409,000 — Deanwood
  Open Sun. 12-2PM — Amy Riemer
  “Welcome to your new NE DC home: a beautifully renovated space offering thoughtful updates, flexible living space, energy-efficient features, and exceptional access to neighborhood amenities and the Metro. Start your day on the charming front porch, with a porch swing.”

• 145 Adams St NW #1 — $699,000 — Bloomingdale
  Open Sun. 12-2PM — David Treanor
  “Stunningly renovated 2-level, 3BR/2.5BA condo with deeded parking on a quiet, tree-lined street. Soaring high ceilings and Victorian bay windows flood 1,400+ sq ft with natural light. The open floor plan features hardwood floors, distinct living and dining areas, and a gourmet kitchen with a large marble island, built-in bar, wine fridge, and ample cabinetry.”

• 1420 Michigan Ave NE — $775,000 — Brookland
  Open Sun. 11AM-1PM — Daniel Llerena
  $20k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Some homes are updated. Others are thoughtfully transformed without losing what made them special. That’s exactly what you’ll find at 1420 Michigan Avenue. This inviting 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence showcases the craftsmanship of its 1937 origins with beautifully preserved hardwood moldings, oak and pine floors, and a classic slate roof.”

• 1401 Church St NW #PH-510 — $2,395,000 — Logan Circle
  Open Sun. 1-3PM — Jason Skipworth
  “Lofts 14 is one of Logan Circle’s most distinctive contemporary condominium residences – a sophisticated blend of industrial-inspired architecture, modern luxury, & urban energy. Originally transformed from a former automobile showroom, this sought-after boutique condominium offers an authentic loft aesthetic rarely found in Washington, DC, combining sleek modern design with dramatic architectural character.”

• 3218 15th Pl SE — $475,000 — Randle Heights
  Open Sat. 1-3PM — Hillary Nash
  “This home was beautifully curated in 2026, and is ready for a new owner. Welcome to 3218 15th Place SE, a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhouse offering three finished levels of stylish living. The main level features gleaming hardwood floors, recessed lighting, and an open living and dining layout that works easily for everyday living or entertaining. The kitchen includes dark grey stainless steel appliances, generous cabinetry, a cozy breakfast or reading nook, and convenient main-level laundry.”

• 415 Emerson St NW — $849,000 — Petworth
  Open Sun. 1-3PM — Cathy Paulos
  “Welcome home to this wonderful updated row home, nestled on one of Petworth’s most sought-after streets. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be captivated by the stunning curb appeal, featuring a handsome brick side wall and an elegant brick paver front walkway that leads to a spacious and inviting brick front porch.”

• 319 I St SW #200 — $729,900 — Southwest Waterfront
  Open Sun. 11AM-1PM — Katherine Krevor
  “Own a piece of the district’s mid-century history. Designed by pioneer architect Chloethiel Woodard Smith, she earned a reputation as one of the region’s finest architects in mid-century classic modern architecture. Similarly, Dan Kiley, landscape architect for the original master plan, is widely considered one of the most influential landscape designers of the 20th Century.”