Dupont Circle Real Estate

Photo: Victor Solanoy While politics obviously play a central role for many living in DC, sometimes the real treasure of a DC lifestyle is discovering the hidden gems of some of the area’s neighborhoods. With that in mind, we’ve come up with a list of some of our favorite independent DC bookstores. Politics & Prose Staying with the political theme, Politics & Prose is a true Connecticut Avenue delight. Found in Chevy Chase, the bookstore commonly hosts notable authors for re... Read More

With a century worth of history to its name, Somerset House continues with a tradition for excellence in DC’s Dupont Circle. Originally constructed in the early 1900s by renowned real estate developer Harry Wardman, the upscale property remains one of the most elegant and luxurious in the neighborhood. The historic, U-shaped building changed over to condos just a few years ago, bringing with it a new roof, new windows, plus new plumbing and an electric system. As graceful in design as... Read More

DC Condo Boutique team member Rachael Hesling represented the buyer of a Somerset House condo located at 1801 16th Street NW 111, Washington, DC 20009 in the Dupont Circle neighborhood. This condo features 2 BR / 2 BA / 1,128 SF and closed on November 17th, 2017 for $812,000 / $720 SF. Charming period details and modern luxury are tastefully joined in this condo including marble counters, custom cabinetry, high-end appliances and detailed millwork. The Somerset House is a recent conve... Read More

Routinely ranked as one of the nation’s most walkable cities, DC prides itself on neighborhoods that allow residents to live within an easy walk of area grocery stores, shops, restaurants and even jobs. While DC already boasts many of these neighborhoods, a strong demand continues to drive new development in locations such as Navy Yard, soon be filled with thousands of new residences, retail space, parks and hotel rooms. It’s a trend that’s been repeated across DC as local leaders aim... Read More

With a blend of modern luxury and a historic façade, 1745 N enjoys stylish sophistication and centuries-old charm. This new, Dupont Circle development is now the site of an inspirational selection of brand new, loft-style homes, elegantly designed with upscale elements and alluring appeal. The development is actually two sections, designated “The Flats” and “The Row”. A new, modernly appointed six-story building in the back is home to dozens of loft-inspired condos. Meanwhile, upfront... Read More

One of the most inspirational new residential developments to come to Dupont Circle, 1745N offers sophisticated homes with historic appeal. It’s the site where a half –dozen row homes, dubbed the Historic Row, have now been reimagined into new luxury condos, complete with oversized windows, high ceilings and open floor plans. In all, the development includes around 60 new homes, with floor plans ranging from studios to one-bedroom and two-bedroom units. They are mostly priced in the m... Read More

Some of DC’s most recognizable landmarks are captured on film.  DC is no stranger to Hollywood movies.  The classical Revival-style Northumberland condos have been spotted in several movies: a 1987 film by Francis Ford Coppola in “Gardens of Stone” and in 1994, in Harrison Ford’s film, “Clear and Present Danger.”  The building was also the home for William Hurt’s character in the 1987 Oscar-winning film, “Broadcast News.”  Formerly the luxury Northumberland Apartments, the building was de... Read More