Property Listings

***Awaiting approval of plans and building permits, for a 5 unit Condo, lower level retail, sold with plans and building permits.. this is prime Anacostia, rare MU7. Historic.

ALWAYS SOUGHT AFTER--- PRIVACY AND ELBOW ROOM WITHOUT ISOLATION --- THIS 12 AC LOT DELIVERS AND IS PERFECT FOR YOU. NO HOA-BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT. THIS 12 AC LOT IS BEING DIVIDED FROM A 24 AC PARCEL. "TO BE BUILT"-- ADVERTISED FLOOR PLAN IS THE CAROLINE, ONE OF OUR MOST POPULAR ONE LEVEL PLANS.

ALWAYS SOUGHT AFTER--- PRIVACY AND ELBOW ROOM WITHOUT FEELING ISOLATED --- THIS 12 AC LOT DELIVERS-NO HOA-BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT. THIS 12 ACS PARCEL IS BEING DIVIDED FROM A 24 AC PARCEL. ADVERTISED FLOOR PLAN FOR THIS LOT IS THE SUSSEX PLAN. HOWEVER, MANY OTHER PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM. FLEXIBLE BUILDER, BUILDER ALLOWS CHANGES TO ALL THEIR THE FLOOR PLANS.

Recently renovated open floor plan! This amazing storefront property is ready to move! Amazing signage opportunity. 3 blocks to Eastern Market Metro and 4 blocks to Potomac Ave Metro Station. New Recently renovated open floor plan! This amazing retail storefront property is ready for move-in today! Amazing signage opportunity.

This stunning 2.83-acre lot is fully adorned with mature hardwood trees, offering a serene and picturesque setting for your future home. It has been perked for a three-bedroom conventional septic system, with a survey available for reference.

*CONSTRUCTION-IN PROGRESS – COMPLETION FORECAST: SUMMER 2026* Welcome to Spring Lake Crossing —where small-town charm meets everyday convenience! Just minutes from shopping and top-rated restaurants. This incredible location offers the perfect blend of community, and lifestyle.

Discover the perfect slice of countryside with this stunning 2.39-acre parcel in Fauquier County, ideally situated on Route 17 near the historic Flying Circus. This beautifully wooded lot features a mix of cleared land and mature trees, with a gentle creek meandering through the property, adding a touch of serene charm and natural beauty.

Step into a living piece of Virginia's past. This site is steeped in history, with its origins tracing back to 1723 when Beverley Stanard built the original grist mill. This faithful mill, possibly known as Stanard Mill before it became Roxbury Mill, served the community until 1941, grinding for nearly two centuries.