Tucked into one of Foxhall Village's most coveted rows, 1609 44th Street NW offers something few DC townhouses can claim: a direct backdrop of Glover Archbold Park's protected woodland, right in the heart of the city. This 1929 end-unit Tudor pairs timeless architectural character — brick and stucco exterior, slate roofline — with a floor plan that flows easily across three finished levels.
Inside, three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths give the home genuine flexibility, whether you're settling in as a family or want dedicated space for a home office or guest suite. The primary suite is the standout: a renovated en suite half bath adds everyday convenience, while an adjoining room off the bedroom offers ready-made flexibility as a home office or dressing room. Classic details — wainscoting, hardwood and marble flooring, a wood-burning fireplace — carry the home's original character throughout.
The lower level is where this home really earns its keep: a versatile bonus space ready to become a home movie theatre, rec room, or guest suite, complete with a newly renovated full bath and direct access to the garage — a rare convenience in this part of the city. Upstairs and out back, the home's real signature reveals itself: a private deck and yard that back directly onto Glover Archbold Park's tree canopy, delivering a sense of quiet seclusion you won't find blocks away in Georgetown or Cleveland Park.
Foxhall Village itself is one of DC's most walkable, tight-knit enclaves — steps from the neighborhood's beloved Jetties sandwich shop, and just minutes to the wider shops and restaurants of upper Georgetown and Glover Park. Hardy Recreation Center, top-rated Key Elementary, and miles of park trails are all just outside your door.
