Maxwell Rabin - TTR Sotheby's International Realty

08/28/2026

The Grand Dame of Logan Circle. 🏛️
Welcome to 1229 O Street NW, an exceptional 1890 Victorian residence where historic Washington architecture meets a sophisticated modern renovation.
Featuring 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, beautifully preserved architectural details, multiple fireplaces, a renovated chef’s kitchen with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, a private rooftop deck, and an incredibly rare two-car garage.
The finished lower level adds even more flexibility with its own private entrance, kitchen, full bath, fireplace, and laundry — ideal for guests, an au pair, or extended family.
A truly distinctive home in the heart of Logan Circle.
📍 1229 O Street NW | Washington, DC Courtesy of Jan Evans | Homes TTR Sotheby's International Realty

08/26/2026

1933 Calvert Street NW | Kalorama
Classic Washington architecture, completely reimagined for modern living.
Designed by award-winning Bonstra | Haresign Architects, this 5BR/4.5BA residence spans four beautifully finished levels with 10-foot ceilings, site-finished white oak floors, a floating glass staircase, custom millwork, and exceptional natural light.
The home features a chef’s kitchen with custom cabinetry and Thermador appliances, a luxurious primary suite with dual walk-in closets and a Porcelanosa bath with heated floors, two custom wet bars, a fully finished lower level, and a private rooftop deck overlooking the city.
And in Kalorama: private parking for two cars.
📍1933 Calvert Street NW
5 Bedrooms | 4.5 Bathrooms | 2-Car Parking Courtesy of Omer Reshid

08/20/2026

A condo that doesn’t really feel like a condo.
This fully restored Victorian in Mount Vernon Square has been reimagined as a three-level residence with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and approximately 1,800 square feet.
Inside: sage-green custom cabinetry, an ILVE dual-fuel range, Fisher & Paykel appliances, European white oak floors, radiant heat, unlacquered brass fixtures and beautifully considered finishes throughout.
Up top, a private rooftop terrace with skyline views, gas and wet-bar hookups, and plenty of room to entertain.
And the location puts you right in the middle of it all — a few blocks from Metro and an easy walk to Shaw, Downtown, restaurants, coffee and nightlife.
📍 418 M Street NW #2
💰 $1,249,000
Would you take this over a traditional DC rowhouse at the same price? Courtesy of Salley Widmayer

08/13/2026

A classic Logan Circle rowhouse on the outside. Essentially new construction behind the historic façade.
1315 R Street NW was taken down to the brick and completely rebuilt, with 11-foot ceilings on both the main and second levels, incredible natural light, white oak chevron floors, custom millwork, a stunning chef’s kitchen, luxurious primary suite, separate lower-level living space, and secure two-car parking with EV charging.
One of the most impressive renovations I’ve seen in Logan Circle. Courtesy of Kyle Meeks Premier Partners

07/14/2026

Every once in a while, a home comes to market that feels less like real estate and more like a living piece of American history.
The Alexander Graham Bell House is one of those homes.
Built in 1854 and once home to Alexander Graham Bell and his family, this extraordinary Greek Revival residence has been meticulously preserved for generations. Original stained glass, working servant call bells, marble fireplaces, hand-carved moldings, a soaring mahogany staircase, and countless period details remain beautifully intact, while thoughtful modern updates allow it to live effortlessly in today’s world.
Walking through these rooms is like stepping into another era. Homes of this historical significance—especially ones that have been so carefully maintained—rarely become available.
This isn’t simply a luxury home. It’s a legacy waiting for its next steward.
📍Georgetown, Washington, DC
💰Offered at $7,700,000

04/18/2026