Dupont Circle Real Estate Statistics
| Average Price | $935K |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $195K |
| Highest Price | $9.8M |
| Total Listings | 72 |
| Avg. Days On Market | 80 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $648 |
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Dupont Circle Homes for Sale & Real Estate
Explore Dupont Circle homes for sale and real estate in one of Washington, DC's best-known residential neighborhoods. Located northwest of Downtown Washington, Dupont Circle offers a mix of historic rowhouses, condominiums, apartment buildings, converted residences, and larger historic properties in an urban setting with convenient access to restaurants, shops, parks, cultural institutions, and public transportation.
Real estate in Dupont Circle varies considerably in style, size, condition, and price. Buyers may find historic brick rowhouses, condominium residences in older converted buildings, units in larger residential developments, and select multi-unit or investment properties. Many streets within the neighborhood are part of the Dupont Circle Historic District, which contains a significant concentration of late 19th- and early 20th-century architecture. The DC Office of Planning identifies rowhouses and larger freestanding residences as two of the historic district's predominant housing types.
Living in Dupont Circle Washington DC
Dupont Circle is centered around its namesake traffic circle and public park, with residential streets extending in several directions from the neighborhood's commercial core. Connecticut Avenue, P Street, 17th Street, and nearby corridors provide access to restaurants, cafes, shops, services, galleries, and other neighborhood destinations.
The Dupont Circle Metro station provides Red Line service, connecting the neighborhood with Downtown Washington and other destinations throughout the region. Buyers also have access to multiple bus routes, bike infrastructure, and walkable connections toward nearby neighborhoods including Logan Circle, Adams Morgan, Kalorama, Foggy Bottom, and Georgetown.
Buying a Home in Dupont Circle
Buyers considering Dupont Circle should compare property type, building age, condition, association fees, parking, outdoor space, and historic-district considerations. Condominium buyers should also review association budgets, reserve information, insurance responsibilities, rules, fees, and recent building improvements as part of the purchasing process.
Historic rowhouses and converted residences may differ substantially in layout and condition, particularly where properties have been renovated, subdivided, or combined over time. Location within the neighborhood can also influence value, with proximity to Metro, commercial corridors, parks, and other amenities among the factors buyers may consider.
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Dupont Circle Architecture & Historic District
The Dupont Circle Historic District was established in 1976 and later expanded. According to the DC Office of Planning, the area developed primarily during the late 19th and early 20th centuries and includes substantial concentrations of historic rowhouses as well as larger freestanding residences and mansions. Architectural styles represented in the neighborhood include Queen Anne, Richardsonian Romanesque, Beaux-Arts, Renaissance Revival, Georgian Revival, and other period designs.
Because portions of Dupont Circle fall within a designated historic district, exterior alterations to certain properties may be subject to historic-preservation review. Buyers considering renovation or expansion should evaluate applicable requirements for the specific property.
Dupont Circle Condos, Rowhouses & Investment Properties
Dupont Circle offers a broad range of residential property types. Condominiums may provide access to the neighborhood at a variety of price points, while historic rowhouses and larger residences can represent some of the area's more distinctive properties. The neighborhood also includes multifamily and residential-income properties, although availability can be limited.
Buyers searching for Dupont Circle condos for sale, rowhouses, multifamily properties, or other Washington DC real estate can use the current listings on this page to compare available properties, prices, locations, and features.
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