This weekend, prospective homebuyers can find refuge from the heat at various air-conditioned open houses. The featured properties include a Capitol Hill rowhouse with luxurious wooden finishes and a rental unit, a renovated Silver Spring house with a sunroom and meditation pond, a midcentury modern home in Alexandria boasting vaulted ceilings and a detachable unit, and a charming Tudor in Silver Spring known for its historical significance. Each house offers unique features appealing to different buyer preferences.
Built in 1901, this rowhouse near Eastern Market sports original chestnut woodwork, custom built-ins, and a private patio. The lower level is a legal rental unit.
This 1939 house, located just inside the Beltway, sports an updated interior and a loft on the upper level that could double as an office.
Vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and original hardwood floors are among the highlights of this midcentury-modern house, built in 1959.
The Tudor-style house in Silver Spring includes five bedrooms and features that highlight its rich backstory, enhancing its appeal in a historic neighborhood.
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