Welcome to Historic Foxhall Village and this classic Tudor townhouse built by renowned architect and builder Boss and Phelps. It was award-winning architecture in 1929 and it remains so today. This three story 3200sf ,5 bedroom, den, and 3 bath home is one of the largest in Foxhall. It sits prominently on a slight hillside looking east to the National Park. After being in one family for nearly 60 years it has just been carefully updated for the next half century. The entry foyer, spacious living room with newly finished hardwood floors, and the mantled fireplace greet you upon entry. The finish details of recessed lighting, built in bookcases and crown moulding subtly add to the welcome. The gracious dining room can seat a large party. The galley kitchen opens to a bright eat-in kitchen/family room addition that overlooks the patio, garden and detached garage. The second floor features a large master bedroom suite, a sunny den that extends into the addition, and a 2nd bedroom and hall bath. The 3rd floor offers 3 bedrooms and a hall bath.
The lower level is a bright, totally open, 700sf area with 9 foot high ceilings. Freshly painted top to bottom. It is a large playroom. Laundry room is under the entry. Half bath is by the rear door to the basement.

Georgetown Hospital & University are close enough to be visible across the park. Foxhall Village is as close as you can get to the urban side of the city but still retain a sense of quiet serenity. Foxhall has excellent access roads which can get you to Downtown or the Hill via Whitehurst Fwy in only minutes. Access to Rosslyn by Key Bridge, or Tysons by Chain Bridge is painless as well as getting uptown to Chevy Chase or Bethesda. Foxhall is surrounded by nature with the Archbold Glover Park, nearly immediate access to the C&O Canal, tow path, Crescent Trail, and Fletcher's and Key Bridge Boathouse on the Potomac River.