What Around $1 Million Buys In DC

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by UrbanTurf Staff

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At the $1 million mark, DC's market offers strikingly different products depending on neighborhood and vintage. Below, a look at three current listings — a compact Georgetown rowhouse, a fully-upgraded Colonial in Columbia Heights, and a builder-custom condo in Truxton Circle — and what each actually delivers for the price.

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1513 26th St NW (map) | Georgetown | $999,000

This two-bedroom, one-bath rowhouse on a quiet, tree-lined block in Georgetown's East Village comes in just below the $1 million mark. The home has two fireplaces and a second-floor bedroom that opens onto a deck overlooking a private rear garden — a rare outdoor feature for a rowhouse this size. A small bonus room occupies the third floor. The location puts the eventual buyers a block from Rose Park and within walking distance of the Dupont Circle Metro.

This home is Coming Soon and listed with Joe Trippi of Compass.

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1202 Irving St NW (map) | Columbia Heights | $1,025,000

This four-bedroom, two-bath rowhome sits on one of Columbia Heights main blocks. The first level has refinished hardwood floors, high ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and a dining room with a coffered ceiling. The primary bedroom sits at the front of the house, with two additional bedrooms overlooking the rear garden and a flexible fourth-level bonus room that could serve as an office, playroom, or studio. Outside, there are three distinct outdoor spaces — a front porch, a leveled front sitting area, and a fully fenced rear garden — plus a detached two-car garage. A walk-out lower level with a private entrance adds potential for a rec room, guest suite, or income unit, subject to permitting. The owners have made significant electrical and plumbing upgrades throughout the home, a less visible but consequential feature.

Listed with Adrienne Szabo of TTR Sotheby's International Realty.

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1501 4th St NW, #1 (map) | Truxton Circle | $1,099,000

This three-bedroom condo was custom-built in 2016 by DITTO Residential and occupies a corner position with floor-to-ceiling windows on multiple exposures. The layout is split across two levels: an upper floor with soaring ceilings, white oak flooring, and a kitchen built around a 20-foot island, and a lower level holding all three bedrooms, giving the home a distinct separation between entertaining and sleeping space. Bathrooms include walk-in rain showers and heated floors, and the unit has a private terrace for outdoor space — a feature more typical of a single-family home than a condo at this price point.

This home is Coming Soon and listed with Katri Hunter. 

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/what_around_1_million_buys_in_the_dc_area/24839.