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The property underwent a meticulous redevelopment in 2014 seamlessly blending old and new. The historic 1812 structure was transformed into two upscale apartments and a new 4-story rear addition created six contemporary units. The two structures share a unique central courtyard in the heart of Georgetown and total more than 7,300 square feet of finished space across the eight rental units.

The property underwent a meticulous redevelopment in 2014 seamlessly blending old and new. The historic 1812 structure was transformed into two upscale apartments and a new 4-story rear addition created six contemporary units. The two structures share a unique central courtyard in the heart of Georgetown and total more than 7,300 square feet of finished space across the eight rental units.

Introducing The Barn, a relaxed luxury by Artsy Homes, where timeless elegance blends effortlessly with refined comfort. A true expression of modern sophistication. From serene retreats in Washington, D.C. to countryside escapes reimagined in an urban setting, every detail of this home tells a story in the heart of Chesterbrook Woods, one of McLean’s premier neighborhoods.

A storybook estate of timeless sophistication and country elegance.
 Located halfway between Upperville and Delaplane on the fringe of coveted Mellon land and Piedmont Hunt Country, Seaton Place Farm is set on 55+/- verdant acres of rolling lawns, mature trees, and wide-open pastures. The estate captures the beauty of every season — a true Currier & Ives setting.

An Elegant Kalorama Residence: Evoking the timeless character of a London townhouse, this distinguished 1911 residence blends classic grandeur with contemporary ease. Graceful proportions, soaring ceilings, intricate moldings, and rich hardwood floors define its character, while a thoughtfully reimagined floor plan welcomes modern living and effortless entertaining.

Situated just outside Charlottesville, Shack Mountain is a historic masterpiece designed by Fiske Kimball, founder of UVA?s School of Architecture. Built in 1935?36, the home pays tribute to Thomas Jefferson?s architectural legacy, modeled after Jefferson?s design for Farmington.

41.5 acres of prime interstate land perfect for a commercial or industrial development. Zoned acres B2 and remaining RA.

Dating to 1800, the Medley-Sewell House is in one of Georgetown's most unique historic houses. It is a free-standing residence in the west village, set prominently above the street on nearly .20 of an acre. This rare offering features parking for four cars, six bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms with a pool and formal gardens.