Property Listings

NEW MILLER & SMITH ELEVATOR TOWNHOME in 55+ BIRCHWOOD COMMUNITY. The new Miraval floorplan with 2,742 sq. ft. will WOW! Featuring elevator, 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. The open floorplan you love, two-car garage, 9-foot ceilings throughout, plus desired included features like enhanced vinyl floors, 42" shaker kitchen cabinets, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and gas fireplace.

NEW TO BE BUILT MILLER & SMITH ELEVATOR TOWNHOME in 55+ BIRCHWOOD COMMUNITY. The new Miraval floorplan with 2,742 sq. ft. will WOW! Featuring elevator, 3 bedrooms, and 3.5 baths.

NEW MILLER & SMITH QUICK MOVE-IN ELEVATOR TOWNHOME in 55+ BIRCHWOOD COMMUNITY. The new Miraval floorplan with 2,742 sq. ft. will WOW! Featuring elevator, 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths.

Stunning Victorian Rowhouse in Logan Circle, thoughtfully updated while preserving its historic character. This classic Washington residence blends original architectural details with modern finishes across three finished levels.

"MILLER & SMITH MODEL ELEVATOR TOWNHOME IN THE 55+ BIRCHWOOD COMMUNITY. The Miraval model offers 2,742 sq. ft. of thoughtfully designed living space. This home features a private elevator, 2 spacious suites, and 2.5 baths. The open floorplan you love, two-car garage, 9-foot ceilings throughout.

This stunning home is designed for effortless entertaining, featuring a bright, open main level with a spacious great room, dining area, and a beautifully appointed rear kitchen ready for your personal design selections. Pricing is listed before selections, giving you the chance to personalize cabinetry, countertops, and finishes to create your dream home.

$5,000 Seller Credit (for Buyer to use towards Closing Costs, Decor, Etc). This home is thoughtfully designed with today’s lifestyle in mind. Some features include pocket doors to the spare bedroom hall & one of the bathrooms, French doors to the home office & pantry plus a FINISHED bonus room.

Circa 1840 | A Timeless Madison Treasure Step back in time and own a remarkable piece of Madison's history. Constructed around 1840 by John Richard Gooding and proudly featured in The Historic Homes of Madison, this well-maintained Colonial residence pre-dates the Civil War and is rich with architectural character and enduring charm.