The Best New Listings in the DC Area

• March 9th 2009

by Mark Wellborn

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Our favorite new listings this week include a renovated two-bedroom condo in an old Victorian mansion in Columbia Heights, a three-bedroom home in Chevy Chase DC with a beautiful new addition and a three-bedroom townhouse in Capitol Hill with huge bay windows.

Two-Bedroom Condo in Columbia Heights Victorian Mansion

3538 13th Street NW, #2, Washington, DC 20010 (see map here)

• Price: $529,500
• Beds: Two
• Baths: 2.5
• Square Footage: 1,375
• Price Per SF: $241
• Condo Fees: $241/month

This two-bedroom condo is in a renovated Columbia Heights Victorian mansion that houses three other units. There are hardwood floors throughout the property and coffered ceilings in the living area. The great room includes the living, dining and kitchen area that flow seamlessly from one to the other. There is access to an outdoor balcony and parking is available at an additional cost. For the full listing, click here.

Home in Chevy Chase with Beautiful Addition

5409 30th Place NW, Washington, DC 20015 (see map here)

• Price: $799,000
• Beds: Three
• Baths: Two
• Square Footage (Lot): 5,398

This three-bedroom property in Chevy Chase DC has a beautiful addition off the back of the house that includes a brand-new kitchen and family room with cathedral ceilings. Both bathrooms in the house are new and the three bedrooms are all quite large. The property has a nice rear patio, a landscaped yard, and is just a short walk from Lafayette Elementary and Connecticut Avenue. For the full listing, click here.

Three-Bedroom Victorian in Capitol Hill (For About $500k)

1412 North Carolina Avenue NE, Washington, DC 20002 (see map here)

• Price: $539,500
• Beds: Three
• Baths: 1.5
• Square Footage: 1,662
• Price Per SF: $325

The best feature of this Capitol Hill property may be the windows and the high ceilings. The three-bedroom home is just 1.5 blocks from Lincoln Park, and has a beautiful set of Victorian bay windows in the living room. Much of the original exposed brick remains and there are hardwood floors and the original fireplace in the living room. For the full listing, click here.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/the_best_new_listings_in_the_dc_area2/629.