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This week’s Best New Listings include a petite cottage in a historic Wheaton subdivision, a hidden rowhouse in Truxton Circle and a charming corner unit in Dupont Circle.

From Built-in Delights to a Tiffany Light
This one-bedroom corner unit in Dupont Circle is brimming with early 20th-century charm, from the restored hardwood flooring to the clawfoot bathtub. Both new and old built-ins abound, including an elfa storage system in the bedroom closet and shelves installed above a storage cubby just inside the entrance. The kitchen has a double sink and a backsplash with Mediterranean-inspired ceramic tiles, while the bedroom has a Tiffany-inspired chandelier.
- Full Listing: 1725 17th Street NW, #415 (map)
- Price: $399,000
- Bedrooms: One
- Bathrooms: One
- HOA Fees: $685/month
- Listing Agent: Eugene Sung, Keller Williams Capital Properties
Photo courtesy of HomeVisit.
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A Charles Goodman in Historic Hammond Wood
The quaint mid-century house is one of 58 in the Hammond Wood subdivision in Wheaton designed by prominent architect Charles Goodman. The house takes advantage of a southern exposure with plentiful glass, having near-floor-to-ceiling windows in both bedrooms and in the main living area, where an exposed brick wall houses the wood-burning fireplace and sits between two angular arrays of windows. The second bedroom and living area have access to the slate-paved patio alongside the stonewalled, landscaped backyard. There is also room for expansion beyond the 880 square feet of currently-livable space.
- Full Listing: 3402 Pendleton Drive (map)
- Price: $319,900
- Bedrooms: Two
- Bathrooms: One
- Year Built: 1951
- Listing Agent: Suzanne Parmet, Compass

A Hidden Rowhouse in Truxton Circle
Tucked away in Truxton Circle, this quaint, renovated rowhouse has been reconfigured to create the ultimate open floorplan on the main level. The dining room sits between the living room and kitchen, which also has a separate pantry. The bay window creates bonus space in the living room and the master bedroom, which also enjoys a wall of storage. Two skylights above the stairs allow in extra light, and out back is a fenced-in rear patio and parking pad.
- Full Listing: 124 Bates Street NW (map)
- Price: $725,000
- Bedrooms: Three
- Bathrooms: 2.5
- Square Feet: 1,360
- Year Built: 1910
- Listing Agent: Yianni Konstantopolulos, TTR Sotheby’s International Realty
Photo courtesy of HomeVisit.
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