Foxhall Village Real Estate, Washington DC
Associated with each other for obvious reasons, Foxhall Village and Foxhall Crescent are two separate Washington, DC communities featuring some very expensive homes for sale. Located between Palisades and Georgetown, the neighborhood is often simply referred to as Foxhall and was named for Henry Foxhall—an Englishman who arrived in Georgetown around 1800 and established a cannon foundry.
There is also another Foxhall community, this being the new Foxhall Ridge development with upscale multilevel townhouses for sale.
As one of the Districts earliest suburbs, Foxhall began its residential development around 1910 with a spike in construction during the 1920s and 1930s. It’s rare to find more recently built homes although there are a few exceptions to the rule. And while there are not many condos for sale in the community, there has been some recent luxury townhome construction in the northwestern corner. Foxhall Village real estate prices are generally high, starting with a small number of mid-six figure listings and quickly climbing well past the million dollar mark. Architectural styles tend toward Colonial, Tudor, Mediterranean and Victorian, along with a few 1920s homes that explored the emerging modernist movement. Condos and townhouses for sale in the area often favor Federal or Victorian style, including the recently delivered Foxhall Ridge development with residences starting at $900,000. For more info about Foxhall Village real estate for sale or other Washington DC real estate on the market, contact District Partners at Compass today!
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Foxhall Village Neighborhood Information
Residents in Foxhall Village and Foxhall Crescent a close proximity to Palisades restaurants like Black Salt, Makoto and The Jetties, as well as a myriad of Georgetown eateries including Il Canale, Miss Saigon, the fabulous 1789 and so many more. And of course, there’s all the high-end retail boutiques plus grocery options like Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s.
Foxhall Village Real Estate at a Glance - Washington DC
Ultimately, it’s the large single-family homes for sale that hold the most appeal in Foxhall—beautiful estates on lush grounds, surrounded by old towering trees. There are a number of small circle parks for kids to play in and the giant Glover Archbold Park is also nearby. And while expensive, the community still enjoys a nice sense of neighborly charm.
