4 Distinctive DC and Tysons Residences for Elevated City Living

On a tree-lined street in Woodley Park, this rare semi-detached residence pairs storied neighborhood character with thoughtful, modern improvements. Natural light pours in from three sides, joined by three skylights, while original wood floors and moldings ground the main level in classic detail. An open floor plan creates an easy rhythm for everyday living and entertaining, anchored by a wood-burning fireplace, a spacious family room area, and a galley kitchen. Upstairs, three generous bedrooms and two full baths offer a comfortable layout, and a finished lower level—fully dug out for ample ceiling height—adds a den or fourth bedroom, a third full bath, and a laundry/storage room. Outside, enjoy a flagstone walkway and front porch, a private brick paver patio, a raised deck, and parking—just moments to Metro, shops, restaurants, and the National Zoo.

Price: $1,625,000 (sold)

On Sutton Square SW in Washington, DC, this condo residence offers a straightforward city footprint with two bedrooms and one bathroom. Set within a condo building at 45 Sutton Square SW #Ph10, it’s designed for an easy, low-maintenance rhythm—space to separate sleeping quarters from daily living, without excess. The layout’s simplicity lends itself to flexible routines, whether you’re carving out a quiet corner for work, keeping a guest room on hand, or simply enjoying the clarity of a well-defined plan. With its Washington address and condo convenience, the day-to-day experience centers on coming and going with ease, returning to a private retreat that keeps life refreshingly uncomplicated.

Price: $1,625,000 (sold)

Steps from The Boro and the Greensboro Metro Station, this rare four-level end-unit townhome in Tysons Corner pairs a walkable address with flexible, light-filled living. Fresh paint throughout and recessed lighting set a clean backdrop, while newly refinished hardwood floors anchor the open main level. The large eat-in kitchen flows into the family room and brings brand-new stainless steel wall ovens and a cooktop, generous cabinetry, and a sliding glass door to a Trex deck with modern aluminum balusters. Upstairs, brand-new luxury carpet continues through the stairs and walkout basement; the primary suite offers a renovated bath with a soaking tub and walk-in shower. A fourth-level bonus room or office opens through new French doors to a private rooftop deck, and the walkout lower level adds a fireplace, built-in bookcases, a full bath with sauna, and direct access to a stamped concrete yard.

Price: $1,200,000 (sold)

In the heart of Washington, DC, this New York–style condominium sits high on the 10th floor of The Plaza, pairing a quiet, treetop outlook with a thoroughly urban rhythm below. A welcoming entrance foyer leads to a modern eat-in kitchen, then on to an expansive living room with a dedicated dining room—both opening easily to a private balcony for unhurried mornings or evenings in. Two generously sized bedrooms are supported by ample closet space, two and a half baths, and in-unit laundry, while the southwest exposure draws in natural light throughout the day. Life here is notably full-service, with a 24-hour front desk concierge, an on-site general manager, swimming pool, fitness center, rooftop, and two dedicated parking spaces. Beyond the lobby, transit, museums, theaters, and the Georgetown waterfront are close at hand. Sold “As Is,” it offers an inviting canvas to refresh over time.