Chevy Chase · Washington, DC 20016 · District of Columbia County
$1,795,000
5 bd · 4 ba · 3,800 sq ft · $472/sq ft
The short version · by Homeful
This four-level all-brick Colonial in DC's Chevy Chase neighborhood delivers over 3,800 finished square feet across six bedrooms, a sunroom, a finished lower level, and a loft-style top floor. The corner lot setting, mature trees, and landscaped yard make the outdoor spaces as inviting as the interiors. Two Metro stations and Whole Foods are just blocks away.
Highlights
Built in 1932, this all-brick Colonial sits on a quiet, tree-lined corner lot in Washington DC's Chevy Chase neighborhood. A flagstone walkway leads to the front entry, where hardwood floors and a wood-burning fireplace set the tone on the main level. The living room opens into a sunroom that works naturally as a home office, while a formal dining room and a sun-washed kitchen overlooking the yard round out the main floor. Up on the first upper level, three bedrooms share two full bathrooms, and the top floor opens into a loft-style space with soaring peaks that can function as two separate rooms. The fully finished lower level adds a bedroom, a full bathroom, a large open living area, and dedicated storage.
Outside, a landscaped yard and patio extend the living space, and a detached garage with a front-entry driveway handles parking with ease. The home has been freshly painted throughout and is completely unfurnished, ready for its next chapter.
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The price
At $1,795,000, this home is priced for its scale: over 3,800 finished square feet, six bedrooms, a detached garage, and a substantial corner lot in Chevy Chase, one of DC's most established neighborhoods. The 2025 tax assessment came in at $1,817,030, placing the asking price just below that assessed value.
How fast homes move here
Sale volume in this market has moderated from 381 transactions in 2024 to 126 so far in 2026, and median prices have held relatively steady in the $1.26M to $1.30M range over the same stretch. That combination of steady values and lighter activity means a serious buyer can move with purpose without feeling rushed.
Why the location works
This corner in DC's Chevy Chase neighborhood puts you on a tree-lined block with Whole Foods just blocks away. Friendship Heights and Tenleytown-AU Metro stations are both nearby, connecting you quickly to the rest of the city. Wisconsin Avenue and Connecticut Avenue both offer dining and boutique retail within easy reach, and the home sits in the Murch Elementary, Deal Middle School, and Jackson-Reed High School zones.
Your next move
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The home has been freshly painted throughout and is coming to market unfurnished, ready for new ownership.
The most recent annual property tax bill came to $15,444.76 on an assessed value of $1,817,030.
The home changed hands on September 15, 2011, at a sale price of $1,275,000.
Constructed in 1932 in the Colonial style, the home has stood on this Chevy Chase corner lot for over nine decades.
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