Luxury Homes with Elevators in the Washington Metro Area
One of the ultimate perks in luxury real estate is an elevator. This holds true whether it’s direct or private elevator access in a condo or cooperative, or one’s own elevator in a townhouse or multilevel detached single-family home. For this page, we’re using a starting price point of $2.5 million for luxury homes for sale in the Washington, DC Metro area.
Elevators aren’t merely luxury amenities. There are plenty of practical benefits as well. For example, helping those who might not be able to easily navigate multiple flights of stairs, as well as eliminating the risk of falls on steps that can sometimes be narrow and/or steep. It’s also nice to be able to transport furniture, groceries, or other objects from one level to the next. A smooth and comfortable ride from floor to floor is also nice.
Here Is the Luxury Homes With Elevator Collection
Types of Luxury Homes with Elevators
As mentioned above, residences with elevators apply to various housing types. The perennially popular Turnberry Tower overlooking the Potomac River in Rosslyn, as well as the brand-new Pierce condos in the same neighborhood, feature direct elevator access. The same goes for many townhouses, including the well-established Harborside community and the new Robinson Landing development in Old Town Alexandria. Searching for detached single-family homes with vertical transports could be a more taxing task, but they do exist.
If you’re in the market for a single-family luxury home with an elevator but that particular perk isn’t an absolute necessity, you might also consider alternative amenities. How about a home with a swimming pool, for instance? Or perhaps a waterfront property? Another option would be something that integrates natural surroundings with interior style, such as a modernist creation.
These are lifestyle choices, and they can come with some hefty price tags. And while search terms and filters can help point you in the right direction, it is also helpful to have a knowledgeable realtor on your side. In many cases, truly rarefied properties can exist outside the normal public grid. High end home sellers and buyers alike, often prefer private sales rather than dealing with looky-loos and open houses. Sitting down with a trusted real estate advisor who specializes in luxury properties, can help alleviate time-consuming searches while adding valuable access to private listings.
To learn more about luxury homes for sale with elevators, please contact Andre Perez at District Partners at Compass, 202-798-3600.
