Listing of the Day

Built in 1789, this distinguished brick townhouse was once home to George Washington’s nephew and heir to the Mount Vernon Estate, Bushrod Washington. Today, this fine 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence embodies the historic beauty of yesteryear with modern conveniences including generously proportioned rooms, original floors, 12-over-12 windows, exquisite built-ins, off-street parking and a private patio.

This timeless home greets you with an airy entrance hall boasting 10-foot ceilings and an elegant hand-carved archway. Entertaining is effortless in the spacious library and stately dining room where two presidents have dined. The well-equipped kitchen adjoins the handsome family room featuring 18th century barn paneling, fireplace and a glass door opens to the outdoors.

This gorgeous historic brick Federal-style townhouse in a prime Old Town location, built in 1812, has been impeccably updated, expanded and restored! The stately home sits on a generous triple lot featuring classically elegant yet modernized interiors, and a rare, converted carriage house complete with its own private entrance, living space, kitchen, bedroom and bath is perfect for a home office or guest suite.

Gracious living space is enriched by the stunning heart of pine floors, six original fireplaces, tall ceilings, exquisite millwork, and formal living and dining rooms that are well suited for entertaining. The fabulous eat-in kitchen is well appointed with custom cabinetry, an elongated island, stainless steel appliances and a sunny breakfast area. The glorious family room features coffered ceilings, a fireplace flanked by built-ins and French doors on both sides that open to the outdoor oasis.

SW Development has done it again! You won’t be disappointed in the luxury craftsmanship and materials found throughout this industrial farmhouse-style home boasting just over 4,000 square feet. Durable HardiePlank siding blends seamlessly with the original brick exterior. An inviting front porch with a traditional black metal seam roof offers the perfect spot for afternoon lemonade or morning coffee.

This plaqued Greek Revival was built in stages between 1790 and 1850. The original Flounder became 3,400 square feet on two levels, and since this handsome classic has been carefully curated with respect for the past and for current living standards.

Grandeur prevails with the gas lighting fixtures, hand crafted mahogany front door and formal gallery foyer with regal staircase. The tall ceilings make large rooms grand, and with six remarkable fireplaces, double parlor with pocket doors and original cylinder glass windows the unique features are outstanding. The current caretakers have pristinely maintained and updated with exquisite craftsmanship of custom built-ins, a metal roof and two laundries. The expansive gathering room/kitchen was added in 2002 and in doing so a cistern was discovered to the City’s historians’ delight. The kitchen features heated flooring, a fireplace and wet bar.

Rarely does such an iconic property come along, embodying European warmth and comfort without giving up city sophistication.

Located in Herbert Springs, a unique enclave of luxury homes along the Potomac River, this home brings classic French country architecture into the present day. This exquisite residence, set on spacious, lushly landscaped grounds, boasts five bedrooms, four full and two half baths, with architectural details and building quality unmatched in most construction. While very grand, this classic home affords exceptional design and features heart pine floors, four fireplaces and a three-level elevator.

Situated on one of the most prestigious streets in Alexandria, this stately residence on Mansion Drive is a true show stopper.

The first LEED-certified renovation in all of Northern Virginia, it has been featured in Washingtonian Magazine, Houzz and Home & Design Magazine.