Listed by Keith Carr

Days on market: 4022

Open House Saturday 3/28/2015 2:30-5:30PM This building was initially intended as a Carriage House for the neighboring 3244 38th Street home, built by Senator William Borah around 1915. Rumor has it that Senator Borah refused to house carriages in the building, but instead kept a milk cow in the building (to the great embarrassment of his peers). It was converted to a residence after the building at 3244 38th Street became a nursing home, at which point it served as quarters for the doctors and nurses who treated the patients housed in 3244 38th Street. One of a kind historic Washington DC Carriage House, two stories, stucco exterior, beautiful gardens with cherry blossoms. All stainless appliances. Completely remodeled with recess lighting, sky lights, and storage space. Come see this space before it's gone.

Listed by Leasing Office

Days on market: 3391

Beautiful Historic Cathedral Heights House - Open House: 1/15/2017 Sunday from 2-4PM. Description: Large center hall Cathedral Heights home, 6 bdrms, 4 bths, parking for 2 cars, koi pond, separate entrance for nanny/inlaw, elegant library, sunny living room, impressive dining room with coffered ceiling, large enough to seat 20. Perfect family home in a neighborhood known for its' "international and cosmopolitan population" and referred to as a" worldly enclave in the shade" by the Washington Post. Close to 2 Amy's Pizzeria, Cafe Deluxe, Starbucks, Giant, Cactus Cantina, etc. Spend weekends in Glover Park or enjoying McLean Playground. Horace Mann, John Eaton and Stoddard Elementary, Deal and Hardy Middle Schools, and Woodrow Wilson High School not to mention a host of private schools that surround this property. A special home.