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Featured Property of the Week: 1412 5th Street Nw #301
“ALL the Space in Shaw! Across three floors, this glorious semi-detached townhouse condo offers all the room you could possibly want – and in an amazing Shaw location! Set on a tree-lined, one-way street, Unit 301 is tucked away past a lushly landscaped front garden. A smart facade of red brick and black trim welcomes you to step inside and onto gleaming hardwoods. Here, the main floor sets the tone of spaciousness, easily accommodating the ample living room, dining room, eat-in gourmet kitchen with Viking appliances and quartz countertops, and half-bath, all below soaring 10-foot ceilings.”
Other Notable Fresh Listings:
- The Most Expensive Home of the Week is “nestled in the heart of prestigious, leafy Massachusetts Avenue Heights, 2838 McGill Terrace NW is the quintessential Washingtonian mansion. Originally designed by esteemed architect John W. Kearney and constructed in 1931 with a bygone standard of craftsmanship, the estate is a fortress of timeless luxury. Sited on an exceptionally large 0.47-acre lot, a low wall discreetly conceals a gracious heated cobblestone crescent driveway, offering a resplendent first impression.” – all for $17.9M
- “Welcome to 5128 5th St NW, a fully renovated rowhome in the heart of Petworth that perfectly blends timeless design with modern comfort. This 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home spans three finished levels, showcasing clean lines, warm wood floors, and high-end finishes throughout.”
- “Luxury Living Meets Prime Location – Without the Bloomingdale Price Tag Discover the best of DC living with this beautifully renovated 4-bedroom, 3-bath bi-level condo in the heart of Eckington – offering style, space, and walkable access to Bloomingdale and NoMa, all at a more approachable price point”
- Your REO/Bank-Owned Property of the Week is an “incredible opportunity to live in the sought after neighborhood of Shepherd Park. This opportunity allows you to re-imagine and renovated this more than 2500 square foot property into a perfect property of your own.”
