Tucked into one of Foxhall Village's most coveted rows, 1609 44th Street NW offers something few DC townhouses can claim: a direct backdrop of Glover Archbold Park's protected woodland, right in the heart of the city. This 1929 end-unit Tudor pairs timeless architectural character — brick and stucco exterior, slate roofline — with a floor plan that flows easily across three finished levels.Inside, three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths give the home genuine flexibility, whether you're settling in as a family or want dedicated space for a home office or guest suite. The primary suite is the standout: a renovated en suite half bath adds everyday convenience, while an adjoining room off the bedroom offers ready-made flexibility as a home office or dressing room. Classic details — wainscoting, hardwood and marble flooring, a wood-burning fireplace — carry the home's original character throughout.The lower level is where this home really earns its keep: a versatile bonus space ready to become a home movie theatre, rec room, or guest suite, complete with a newly renovated full bath and direct access to the garage — a rare convenience in this part of the city. Upstairs and out back, the home's real signature reveals itself: a private deck and yard that back directly onto Glover Archbold Park's tree canopy, delivering a sense of quiet seclusion you won't find blocks away in Georgetown or Cleveland Park.Foxhall Village itself is one of DC's most walkable, tight-knit enclaves — steps from the neighborhood's beloved Jetties sandwich shop, and just minutes to the wider shops and restaurants of upper Georgetown and Glover Park. Hardy Recreation Center, top-rated Key Elementary, and miles of park trails are all just outside your door.
Tucked into one of Foxhall Village's most coveted rows, 1609 44th Street NW offers something few DC townhouses can claim: a direct backdrop of Glover Archbold Park's protected woodland, right in the heart of the city. This 1929 end-unit Tudor pairs timeless architectural character — brick and stucco exterior, slate roofline — with a floor plan that flows easily across three finished levels.Inside, three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths give the home genuine flexibility, whether you're settling in as a family or want dedicated space for a home office or guest suite. The primary suite is the standout: a renovated en suite half bath adds everyday convenience, while an adjoining room off the bedroom offers ready-made flexibility as a home office or dressing room. Classic details — wainscoting, hardwood and marble flooring, a wood-burning fireplace — carry the home's original character throughout.The lower level is where this home really earns its keep: a versatile bonus space ready to become a home movie theatre, rec room, or guest suite, complete with a newly renovated full bath and direct access to the garage — a rare convenience in this part of the city. Upstairs and out back, the home's real signature reveals itself: a private deck and yard that back directly onto Glover Archbold Park's tree canopy, delivering a sense of quiet seclusion you won't find blocks away in Georgetown or Cleveland Park.Foxhall Village itself is one of DC's most walkable, tight-knit enclaves — steps from the neighborhood's beloved Jetties sandwich shop, and just minutes to the wider shops and restaurants of upper Georgetown and Glover Park. Hardy Recreation Center, top-rated Key Elementary, and miles of park trails are all just outside your door.
Neighborhood
Type
Total Baths
1/2 Baths
County
Washington
Tax Amount
$10,970
Status
Active
Listing #
DCDC2255188
Built
1929
Lot Size
0.05
Listed on site
3 days
Listing Agent Id
121137075020