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Best New Listing: A Houseboat Inspired By The Pacific Northwest

  • August 22nd 2025

by UrbanTurf Staff

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This week’s special edition of Best New Listings features a home on the water in Southwest DC.

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Live On The Water In Southwest

This custom-designed two-bedroom home sits on the Potomac River in Southwest DC. The houseboat, designed with the Pacific Northwest in mind, features vaulted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, a combination that results in a bright interior and sweeping views of the Potomac. There is an expansive great room and perhaps one of the home's best features is its rooftop terrace with views of the water. Located in the Wharf Marina, the home has 24-hour gated security, as well as access to the liveaboard service center with a lounge, free Wi-Fi, package services, and private mailboxes.

  • Full Listing: 650 Wharf Street SW, Unit X31 (map) 
  • Price: $535,000
  • Bedrooms: Two
  • Bathrooms: Two
  • Square Feet: 840
  • Year Built: 2025
  • Listing Agent: Angelica Dennis, Keller Williams Capital Properties

Photo by Refitified. 

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