A classic Hill home with plenty of personality, just one block from Lincoln Park. It has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, warm wood floors, a back garden, and a lower-level suite with its own entrance. Coming soon from Faison DC.

$1,658,000 | A 1922 Federal row home on a quiet Capitol Hill block, set up as two legal units: live in one and rent the other, or combine them into one grand single-family home. Mahogany and maple millwork, six bay windows, three fireplaces, two decks, and secure off-street parking — steps from Stanton Park and Union Station.

$1,338,000 | A south-facing bay-front Victorian with 3BR/2.5BA, gleaming hardwoods, and a separate 1BR apartment below. Classic Capitol Hill, fully updated.

Sold — this porch-front Capitol Hill charmer paired classic character with thoughtful updates: an updated kitchen, two screened porches, a fully fenced backyard, and a finished basement with family room and extra bedroom, on a lovely tree-lined block.

Sold — this stately red-brick Capitol Hill townhouse paired soaring ceilings and exposed brick with a fully updated, separate one-bedroom English basement apartment for guests, rental income, or extended family, plus rare parking, on a quiet tree-lined block near Union Market.

Flooded with light from three sides, this Capitol Hill home centered on a spectacular skylit chef's kitchen, flowing out to a beautifully landscaped backyard, with hardwoods, built-ins, and a wood-burning fireplace throughout. Sold for $870,000.

This completely reimagined one-bedroom at The Chatham dazzled with six south-facing windows, exposed brick, a handsome fireplace, and a chef's kitchen with custom cabinetry, all steps from Lincoln Park and Eastern Market. Sold for $545,000.

This top-to-bottom renovated Capitol Hill row home offered twin primary suites, an atrium reading nook, a chef's kitchen opening to a grilling deck, and a separately metered basement rental unit, steps from the U.S. Capitol and Union Station. Sold for $1,400,000.

This masterfully renovated Capitol Hill home paired quality craftsmanship with a chef's kitchen clad in quartz, a luxurious primary suite, and secure back patio parking, just steps from Eastern Market and Barracks Row. Sold for $1,550,000.

This south-facing Kingman Park home paired a welcoming front porch with a deep backyard backing to open green space, fresh paint and hardwoods throughout, and a versatile basement for guests or a family room. Sold for $625,000.

On one of Capitol Hill's friendliest, most picturesque blocks, this spacious 1,836-square-foot home offered an exceptional kitchen, a spectacular den, and a private back patio, just steps from Eastern Market. Sold for $1,101,000.

This sunny, character-filled home near H Street offered French doors, hardwood floors, a bonus family room opening to a patio and parking, plus backyard access to a community garden. Sold for $469,000.

Another successful sale for Faison DC — this light-filled corner-lot home near East Capitol stood out with a third-floor addition featuring a fireplace family room, office, and deck with sky-high views, plus a fenced yard full of specimen trees. Sold for $875,000.

Another successful sale for Faison DC — this sun-filled Capitol Hill Victorian on a quiet, tree-lined block offered soaring ceilings, an updated kitchen, and a full lower-level apartment with private entry for guests or rental income, plus secure parking. Sold for $1,010,000.

Another successful sale for Faison DC — this bright, move-in-ready Capitol Hill East condo offered an open-concept living area, a custom media wall, and a primary suite with soaking tub and spa shower, all steps from Barracks Row, Eastern Market, and Lincoln Park. Sold for $481,000.

Another successful sale for Faison DC — this porch-front Kingman Park home blended 1920s character with thoughtful updates, from original 5-panel doors and hardwoods to a newly finished basement, solar panels, and rare 2-car parking, just minutes from Maury Elementary and Lincoln Park. Sold for $885,330.

Two-level Chatham condo with architectural charm, perfectly positioned between Lincoln Park, Eastern Market, and the Capitol Hill Metro.

Another successful sale for Faison DC — this character-filled 1889 Capitol Hill home offered a rare two-car garage, a sunny brick patio, and endless potential just blocks from Eastern Market and Barracks Row. Sold for $712,000.

Listed at $838,000, this spacious 1912 Capitol Hill home — complete with a wood-burning fireplace, upgraded kitchen, and pergola-covered deck — was under contract in just 8 days and sold for $886,500, nearly $50,000 over asking.

This bright Dupont Circle condo in The Richmond didn't sit long — listed at $449,000, it was under contract in just 11 days (the neighborhood typically sees 53) and closed at $444,000, nearly full asking price. A private, pool-view balcony and unbeatable walkability made it an easy yes for buyers.