As Washington, DC exploded in population in the 19th-century after the Civil War, row houses emerged as the housing style of choice in emerging “street-car” neighborhoods throughout the District. The type of home which was originally designed for a single-family could be built more cost effectively than stand-alone homes. While some of DC’s grand row houses have been subdivided into condos, many remain intact and offer a great urban alternative for today’s modern families. Row house can be found in limited numbers in DC suburbs with a concentration in the Old Town section of Alexandria.
With the secluded appeal of life in the suburbs, yet a location that provides easy access to everything you want in the District, Barnaby Woods has it all. This small neighborhood sits in Northwest Washington, close to Chevy Chase and just west of ...
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