Author: Marcus Correll

This article is sponsored by RLAH @properties.

It’s Super Bowl weekend in the DMV and while football fans around the country are gearing up for the big game on Sunday, local open houses are still on the schedule, just in a reduced lineup. With fewer homes on the market this weekend, there are plenty of chances to tour with a bit more space between crowds. Whether you’re squeezing in showings between kickoff predictions and snack prep, make sure to bundle up, take it slow on any icy patches, and enjoy the best of DC’s listings before the biggest football Sunday of the year. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.

• 5801 Potomac Ave NW — $3,499,000 — Palisades
  Open Sat. & Sun. 12-2PM — Kathleen Ryan
  “Sunset views, timeless elegance, and a true Palisades neighborhood lifestyle. This exceptional Palisades residence blends a welcoming, traditional floor plan with refined contemporary style—an increasingly rare opportunity in one of Northwest DC’s most close-knit and coveted neighborhoods, anchored by the beloved Palisades Recreation Center. Set on a generous quarter-acre corner lot, the home is filled with light and designed to live beautifully every day while effortlessly hosting memorable gatherings. From the front porch, enjoy sweeping sunset views toward Virginia and the Potomac River in all four seasons—a truly special vantage point. The 5-bedroom, 4-bath home lives large across four thoughtfully finished levels and has been superbly renovated with high ceilings, rich mouldings, custom trim, and hardwood floors throughout.”

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This weekend’s open house schedule remains on the lighter side, as winter continues to keep the DC market on its toes. With icy conditions underfoot and the possibility of another storm on the horizon, fewer homes are opening their doors than usual. If you do head out, take it slow, watch your step, and enjoy a quieter round of showings while the city waits to see what the forecast brings. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.

• 3000 Tilden St NW #501-I — $1,000,000 — Cleveland Park
  Open Sat. & Sun. 1-3PM — Joe Himali
  “Set on the top floor of Tilden Gardens, this truly exceptional residence offers a rare full wing of its own, breathtaking privacy, and serene views of over the community’s lush, private gardens. Spanning a generous 1,674 square feet (approx. 155.5 sq m) with soaring 9-foot ceilings (approx. 2.74 m), the home is light and bright, featuring three exposures and 19 windows that flood every room with sunshine. With no neighbors above or beside, the setting is peaceful and quiet, while the original solid-oak floors add timeless warmth and character throughout. Every space has been elevated with designer-led improvements, including curated lighting, custom shades, bespoke rugs, and custom built-ins in the living room, dining room, and foyer. The living room is anchored by a decorative fireplace with a gorgeous, historic natural-wood mantel, offering a perfect focal point for elegant entertaining or cozy evenings at home.”

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Winter is pulling out the big flakes this weekend, and the DC open house scene is feeling the freeze. With a massive snowstorm on the way, open house options are snow much lighter than usual. Still, for buyers willing to brave the forecast, this smaller lineup offers a chance to tour homes with fewer crowds—before everything gets buried under a blanket of white. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.

• 916 G St NW #903 — $849,000 — Penn Quarter
  Open Sat. 1-3PM — Mike Hangemanole
  “Welcome to your sophisticated urban residence. Unit 903 pairs elevated design with authentic industrial character, offering dramatic sightlines with stunning monument views from both the living area and primary bedroom. The intelligently redesigned layout enhances flow, privacy, and storage, creating a space that feels polished, intentional, and effortlessly livable. Over $100,000 in curated upgrades were invested to transform every detail, resulting in a residence that balances comfort, function, and elevated style. Signature loft elements- exposed brick, concrete floors, and soaring ceilings- anchor the space, while the fully redesigned kitchen features sleek black cabinetry, a statement island, white quartz countertops, and all-new stainless steel appliances with gas range. The spa-like primary bath stuns with dark gray tile, black hexagon shower flooring, a built-in bench, and a glass-enclosed shower. More recent improvements include a new HVAC system and new washer and dryer. One assigned garage parking space conveys.”

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Winter is making itself known in Washington, DC, with temperatures dropping just as the weekend’s open house schedule heats up. Despite the chill, buyers will find plenty to explore, with 260 open houses taking place across the District. Bundle up, plan your route, and take advantage of a busy weekend that offers no shortage of options for starting or continuing your home search. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.

• 316 U St NW — $1,398,000 — Bloomingdale
  Open Sun. 1:30-4PM — Ashk Adamiyatt & Rebecca DeBakey
  “Stunning renovation of a fabulous 3-level end unit rowhouse in the hot, historic Ledroit Park. 2700 sq ft townhouse. This home blends historic charm with modern updates, fresh paint, new and beautiful hardwood floor, and a gorgeous gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances and quartz countertops. Enjoy multiple living areas, exposed brick, and a private terrace. Loads of light from 2 exposures, and wonderful finishes throughout! 2-car parking in the back!”

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The market is officially waking back up, and this weekend’s open house lineup proves it. For the second week of January, buyers have plenty to explore, with more than 300 open houses happening across the District. Whether you’re kicking off a 2026 home search or ready to make an early-year move, this is the perfect weekend to get out, tour, and see what’s new on the market. To see the full DC Open House list, click here.

• 824 Allison St NW — $840,000 — Petworth
  Open Sat. 9-11AM & 12-2PM, Sun. 2-4PM — Shawanda Robinson
  “Step into the best of Petworth at this beautifully updated home just off Sherman Circle, where style, space, and location effortlessly come together. The main level features a bright, open floor plan with coffered ceilings and hardwood floors throughout. The gourmet kitchen has white cabinetry, a gray island with seating for 4+, stainless steel appliances, a wine cooler, and plenty of counter space. A powder room and versatile coat closet/pantry complete the space. Upstairs, there are two spacious bedrooms. The primary bedroom includes a private en-suite bathroom with dual vanities, a freestanding soaking tub, and a separate shower. The second bedroom has access to a full hallway bathroom, while bedroom-level laundry adds convenience—perfect for guests, roommates, or small families. The fully finished lower level provides a recreation area, private bedroom, full bathroom, and walk-out rear entrance—ideal for guests, an au pair, in-laws, or short-term rental potential. Washer and dryer hookups are included.”

• 205 G St SW #145 — $750,000 — Southwest Waterfront
  Open Sun. 2-4PM — Fernando Garcia
  “MID-CENTURY MAGIC – Evolving from the groundbreaking designs of legendary D.C. architect Chlothiel Woodard Smith, 205 G St. SW brings mid-century modern perfection to the 21st Century with a full top-to-bottom renovation by DwellBuild. Down to the studs, this 3-bed, 2-full-bath residence has been completely renovated, while absolutely honoring its architectural integrity.”

• 2301 N St NW #212 — $449,000 — West End
  Open Sat. & Sun. 11AM-1PM — Kevin Wood
  “Ideally located in the heart of DC’s West End, this inviting one-bedroom, one-bath residence at 2301 N Street NW #212 delivers a rare mix of space, convenience, and lifestyle. The home includes GARAGE PARKING (a true rarity for a one-bedroom in the neighborhood), dedicated extra storage, an exceptionally large private balcony ideal for entertaining or quiet mornings, and a concierge for added ease and security.”

• 1235 Perry St NE — $975,000 — Brookland
  Open Sat. 11AM-1PM — Daniel Llerena
  BACK ON THE MARKET: “Discover this showstopping, fully transformed single-family home featuring 4 spacious bedrooms, 3.5 luxurious bathrooms, and high-end upgrades in the heart of Brookland, one of Northeast D.C.’s most sought-after communities. This residence combines timeless character with modern elegance.”

• 2815 39th St NW — $2,500,000 — Observatory Circle
  Open Sat. 12-3PM — Richard & Larry Prigal
  “Truly exceptional and meticulously designed, this expansive residence offers luxurious multi-level living, perfect for today’s modern lifestyle—complete with a full lower-level apartment ideal for guests, rental income, or multi-generational living.”

• 3310 12th St SE — $474,999 — Congress Heights
  Open Sat. & Sun. 1-3PM — Sherese Teixeira
  $10k PRICE IMPROVEMENT: “Welcome to this beautifully updated 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home located on a quiet, neighborly street in Southeast DC! Step inside to discover luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout, brand-new appliances, and modern upgrades that make this home completely move-in ready.”

• 1227 Wylie St NE — $570,000 — H St Corridor
  Open Sun. 1-3PM — Mandy & Tim Hursen Jr.
• “Blending classic character with thoughtful modern updates. Living room and entire 2nd floor have just been freshly painted. The open floor plan on the main level provides flexible living and dining areas with a bold pop of colorful wallpaper and exposed brick accents.”

• 3701 Camden St SE — $499,000 — Hillcrest
  Open Sat. 12:30-2:30PM — Jason Skipworth
  “Welcome to Hillcrest, one of Washington, DC’s most prestigious, charming, and desirable residential neighborhoods east of the river. Features of 3701 Camden Street SE are 3 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms, 2106sf of living space spread out over 3 levels of living and an extra-large lot with nearly a quarter of an acre.”