Glen Echo’s Chautauqua legacy comes into focus in one early-1900s residence that balances small-town character with close-in convenience. Dating to 1903, the home stands out as one of the largest of its kind in town, with classic double bays and a center hall plan that speak to its era. A freshly painted white picket fence adds storybook curb appeal, while thoughtful expansion, remodeling, and updates inside and out keep the experience firmly in the present.
7300 University Ave | Contact for pricing
Listing agents: Nathan Hunt & Sylva Satian
Listing agents: Nathan Hunt & Sylva Satian
Along the water’s edge in Glen Echo, this 1903 Chautauqua residence stands out for its double bays, a classic center hall, and a freshly painted white picket fence that frames its small-town appeal. Counted among the biggest Chautauqua homes in town, it carries the warmth of an older house while reflecting years of careful stewardship. Lovingly expanded, remodeled, and updated by its current owners—inside and out—the home has been thoughtfully refined over time, honoring its original character while embracing change where it matters. The result is a place that feels rooted and lived-in, with architectural details that invite a slower pace. For those drawn to historic homes and the intimacy of Glen Echo, daily life here would feel quietly special, season after season.
Price: Contact for pricing
- Size:
- 2,358 sq ft
- Contact:
- Nathan Hunt & Sylva Satian, Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. & Stone Strong Real Estate, 801.910.6299 , 703.577.8512
