Wesley Heights

Found just a few miles to the northwest of Downtown DC, the affluent Wesley Heights neighborhood enjoys the distinction of being named one of the nation’s very first planned communities. With a large amount of green space on two sides, the neighborhood is primarily home to upscale residences, typically priced starting at around $1 million.

While a majority of homes in the neighborhood are large, detached homes constructed around the 1920s and 1930s, you may also now find some newer construction, custom-built homes in Wesley Heights. Many of these homes also sit on large, well-landscaped lots.

In addition, you may also find some options in townhomes and condos in the mostly quiet, residential neighborhood. No matter the design, however, it’s rare

DC Condo Boutique team member Fleur Howgill represented the buyer of a Westover Place town home located at 4426 Westover Place NW, Washington, DC 20016 in the Wesley Heights neighborhood. This four-level town house features 3 BR | 4.5 BA | 2,052 SF and closed on January 18th, 2019 for $1,007,500 | $491 SF.

This four-story townhome was built by Kettler Brothers in 1984 and features many upgrades and built-ins. The master-suite is located on the 2nd-level and two additional bedrooms are found on the third floor. Westover Place features brick-front townhomes arranged in a mews-style layout with private rear patios.

Sophisticated yet peaceful, Wesley Heights emerges as one of Northwest Washington’s premiere cosmopolitan family neighborhoods. A perfect blend of suburban and city living, the community now includes an interesting mix of older homes and newer styles.

Originally built up in the 1920s and 1930s as one of the earliest planned neighborhoods in the nation, complete with a community clubhouse and streetcar, Wesley Heights is now lined with tall trees, sidewalks and surrounded by the running, biking and hiking trails of nearby Glover Archbold Park and Battery Kemble Park. As well, the neighborhood is simply a short stroll away from the various shops and dining options of New Mexico Avenue.

The area bounded by Glover Archbold Park in the south,

DC Condo Boutique team member Fleur Howgill represented the buyer of a condo located at The Foxhall at 4200 Massachusetts Avenue NW #103, Washington, DC in the Wesley Heights neighborhood. This condo features 2 BR / 2.5 BA / 1,695 SF and closed on June 29th, 2016 for $590,000 / $348 SF.

This two-level duplex condo features two master suites each of which has a balcony overlooking lush greenery. The unit also features a large private patio which is perfect for outdoor entertaining. The Foxhall offers an extensive list of amenities including a pool, fitness center, tennis courts, gardens and garage parking.

The wealthy residential enclave of Wesley Heights, a small cohesive neighborhood in northwest DC, is a draw for young families for its top-rated schools, abundance of parks and playgrounds, strong sense of community, and easy transportation options.  The Tenleytown Metro Station is one mile away.  Downtown Washington is only 15 minutes away.  Wesley Heights is adjacent to the neighborhoods of Spring Valley and American University Park.  Just south of the DC neighborhoods of Tenleytown and Spring Valley, the small neighborhood of Wesley Heights is bordered by Nebraska Avenue on the north, New Mexico Avenue on the east, and Glover Parkway on the south, and Battery Kemble Park on the west.  Foxhall Road is the main road passing through Wesley Heights.  

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Former “Meet The Press” host David Gregory has put his Wesley Heights estate on the market for $2.475 million.  The 1935 brick Colonial home in this wealthy residential enclave of DC is a 5-bedroom, 6-bathroom single-family home with 2 car garages.  Gregory and his wife, attorney Beth Wilkinson, have recently listed their home.  NBC’s “Meet The Press” is the longest-running program in United States history.

One of the first planned communities in the U.S., Wesley Heights is an elegant neighborhood in northwest DC, just south of Tenleytown.  It is bordered by New Mexico Avenue on the east, Nebraska Avenue on the north, Battery-Kemble Park on the west, and Glover Parkway on the south.  The main roadway passing through Wesley Heights is Foxhall Road.  Its

Spacious condos with over 1,100 square feet and knockout views of the National Cathedral in the Wesley Heights neighborhood of northwest DC are a winning combination and a great value!  Moreover, Sutton Towers features a unique floor plan offering 2 levels of gracious living and a private outdoor balcony to enjoy those city views, and walls of natural light.  Sutton Towers, located in the wealthy residential enclave of Wesley Heights, is within the gated Sutton Place community.  It is within walking distance of dining, shopping and a Starbucks coffeehouse.  Wesley Heights is a pretty residential area that blends in with the natural beauty of the area, featuring mostly single-family homes on large wooded lots, leafy streets and nearby park trails.

The Foxhall Condominium delivers a full slate of amenities in a gracious building of sophisticated condos at the top of Massachusetts Avenue NW in DC between Wisconsin Avenue and American University.  Wonderfully convenient, the Foxhall is close to the Tenleytown Metro Station and an ideal location for people who enjoy walking in the city.  The beauty of a park setting in the exclusive Wesley Heights neighborhood and convenience of a 15 minute commute from downtown DC and 5 minutes from Georgetown makes this a truly appealing place to live.  The Foxhall Condominium is located at 4200 Massachusetts Avenue NW.

Grand balconies encircle the Foxhall with spectacular views of the National Cathedral and DC.  Sliding exterior window walls let in natural sunlight

Stunning Wesley Heights is a residential neighborhood located in Northwest DC, close to American University, Washington’s business centers, shopping and restaurants.  Developed in the 1920s by W.C. and A.N. Miller, the builders are also responsible for developing the neighborhoods of Spring Valley and American University Park.  Wesley Heights is an upscale neighborhood sitting among mature leafy trees, and DC’s more exquisite single-family homes.  Wesley Heights is bounded by New Mexico Avenue to the east, Nebraska Avenue to the north, Battery-Kemble Park to the west and Glover Parkway to the south. 

The name of Foxhall was taken from nearby Foxhall Road, one of the most prestigious residential addresses in the city, which crosses through the