Apr 2nd 2010 3:00PM
The main reason I want this Washington, D.C. house -- for the princely sum of $3.9 million -- isn't because it looks like a castle and has five levels and an elevator, but because it's at the center of the city, in the heart of the city's nightlife in Dupont Circle. The house at 2030 R. St. surely does the job as far as... Continue Reading »
Mar 26th 2010 12:00PM
If you have a family, finding a home in Washington, D.C. for $450,000 or less can be difficult. But if you're single, or married, and don't mind having a one-bedroom condo, possibly two bedrooms, then you can find a place to live in our nation's capital. With enough politics, nightlife, history, restaurants and other... Continue Reading »
Mar 24th 2010 8:30AM
I want to live in a mansion. I want to live in a house so big and with so much to do in it that I could get lost for days. I think I've found it at 4847 Rockwood Pkwy, in Washington, D.C. Just by the measurement of bathrooms, this $6,995,000 house qualifies as a mansion: eight bathrooms and two half baths. If a home has... Continue Reading »
Mar 22nd 2010 1:00PM
Everyone should spend some of their life in Washington, D.C., if possible. There's politics, art and plenty of museums and living history to keep you busy. This penthouse at 700 New Hampshire Ave. is in a neighborhood that will put you near the center of the action in Washington, D.C. Granted, it costs $765,000 and only... Continue Reading »
Mar 18th 2010 2:00PM
The house for sale at 1248 30th St. in Washington, D.C. is worthy of envy: five bedrooms, four-and-a-half baths and enough chandeliers to know you're living in style in a home that costs $11.5 million. But what sells me is the fact that this former coach house was built as a stable for an adjacent house owned by Abraham... Continue Reading »
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