The last of the snow has melted just in time to get replaced by some fresh powder Sunday night so if you’re looking for your first, or a new home, get out there this weekend while the weather still cooperates. With nearly 200 open houses scheduled across the District this weekend, there are options for everyone. Take a look at our favorites below and to see the full Open House List, click here.
- 3039 16th Street NW #401 — $869,000 — Columbia Heights
Open Sat. & Sun. 2-4 p.m. — Gene Sung
“Welcome to Unit 401 in the Zydeco Lofts. Step out of the elevator that opens directly to the unit and be amazed by the 20 foot ceilings, open living space and wall of windows. Admire the views of the National Cathedral and Rock Creek park while enjoying beautiful sunsets through the floor-to-ceiling windows. The owner’s suite features a generously-sized closet system and updated en-suite bathroom with quartz countertops and towel warmer. In the large loft area work out on your Peloton, set up your WFH office space, create a comfortable space for guests… the only limit is your imagination. Recent upgrades include completely renovated bathrooms, fully motorized, smart-controlled blinds, white oak engineered floors, stacked Bosch washer and dryer, Nest thermostat and smoke detectors, and updated Lutron light controls. Convenient to everything Mt. Pleasant, Adams Morgan, Kalorama and Columbia Heights have to offer. Nearby S bus lines and the Columbia Heights Metro make for an easy commute. One deeded off-street parking space conveys.” - 822 21st Street NE — $645,000 — Carver-Langston
Open Sat. & Sun. 2-4 p.m. — Jason Lallis
“Gorgeous, light-filled D.C. rowhouse with original details and modern updates is the perfect mix of classic charm and contemporary finishings in a convenient location. Preserving the aesthetics of the past, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom Carver-Langston home boasts its original brick front façade, timeless slate roof, and newly refinished original oak wood flooring.” - 2500 Q Street NW #327 — $420,000 — Georgetown
Open Sat. & Sun. 1-3 p.m. — Cameron Griffith
“Beautifully renovated Georgetown corner condo with unobstructed views of garden and rock creek park. This unit offers one of the largest one bedroom floor plans in the entire building at over 1,000 sq. ft. and boasts tons of natural light, a renovated kitchen & bathroom, hardwood floors and more.” - 3876 9th Street SE #301 — $169,900 — Congress Heights
Open Sat. 12-2 p.m. — Denise Greene
“Cozy & Bright in Congress Heights and MOVE-IN READY! This beautiful TOP LEVEL condo features 2 spacious bedrooms and 1 bathroom located in a private and secluded condominium complex and secure building.” - 631 D Street NW #641 — $689,000 — Penn Quarter
Open Fri., Sat. & Sun. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. — Arynne Crane
“This 2-level [2 BR/2.5 BA] unit is an urban dweller’s paradise presenting you the best that D.C. has to offer at your doorstep” with “open concept living space, high ceilings, and gleaming cherry hardwood floors” with “large west-facing windows provide cityscape views as well as plenty of natural light.” - 1316 Florida Avenue NE — $725,000 — Trinidad
Open Sat. 1-3 p.m. — Molly Branson
BACK ON THE MARKET, this “exceptional 1900 Victorian 3 bedroom and 1.5 bath is not to be missed” with Brazilian hardwoods, high ceilings and a private stone patio.
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