5 Distinctive Properties from DC Penthouses to Waterfront Acres

Along the edge of Long Branch Stream Valley Park in Takoma Park, this well-maintained, all-brick five-unit apartment building pairs a creekside setting with everyday convenience. Each residence opens to its own creekside balcony and is described as bright and in excellent condition, with updated kitchens and individual HVAC systems for comfort and control. The owner unit adds thoughtful utility through additional storage and custom cabinetry. Private parking and recent upgrades support easy living for residents and straightforward management for an investor, while the layout also lends itself to owner-occupancy. With current rental income in place and potential to increase, the property offers a clear investment profile, including a stated 5.6% cap rate. Proximity to Metro stations, downtown Takoma Park, and major routes keeps the city within reach, with parkland just outside the door.

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On 14th Street NW in Washington, DC, this full-corner penthouse at The Flats at Union Row pairs an airy interior with outdoor living on a private, wrap-around roof terrace. High ceilings and walls of glass bring in abundant light, setting off beautiful custom built-ins and giving the home an open, expansive feel throughout. Two bright, spacious bedrooms provide comfortable separation for daily life, while the primary bath adds a welcome note of retreat with a soaking tub. Practicality is equally considered, with two large, adjacent garage parking spaces that simplify coming and going in the city. Beyond the front door, dozens of DC’s best shops, bars, and restaurants are within a short walk—an easy rhythm of mornings out, evenings nearby, and weekends spent under open sky.

In the heart of Washington, DC’s West End, Residence T-04 pairs modern design with a quietly luxurious daily rhythm. Wide-plank white oak flooring runs throughout, while expansive picture windows draw in abundant natural light. The gourmet kitchen is both a centerpiece and a workhorse, appointed with premium quartz countertops, a dedicated wine chiller, and seamlessly integrated Bosch and Thermador appliances. A split-bedroom layout is engineered for privacy, setting the primary suite—complete with a spa-inspired dual-vanity bath—on the opposite wing from the second bedroom. Custom California Closets and an advanced in-unit air-filtration system add thoughtful function, alongside the ease of one dedicated underground garage parking space. Building amenities include a 24-hour staffed concierge, club room with bar, fitness center, resident lounge, and private meeting spaces, moments from Georgetown, NOBU, Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, and Francis Field.

Along the water’s edge on Tilghman Island, 200 feet of Harris Creek frontage set the tone for a property that blends Eastern Shore charm with real working potential. A stone ranch spans an open floor plan with three bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths, anchored by two fireplaces and a bayfront primary suite. Outside, 2.74 private acres unfold into expansive outdoor spaces, complemented by a new two-car garage and a private dock with deep-water access. Zoned Residential-Commercial, the offering includes 24 brand-new commercial slips, plus six-plus boat slips, creating flexibility for a range of waterfront uses. Sweeping harbor and river views frame daily life here—whether you’re enjoying the home as a retreat or building something distinctive on the creek.

Set on 13 acres in in-town Martinsburg, this stone-and-brick historic home feels like a world apart, with fields and woods unfolding around a flowing stream. Once owned by a Revolutionary War captain, the property pairs a storied past with the simple pleasures of land and water—cast a line and fish in your own yard, or enjoy the open space where horses and cattle are allowed. Daily life stays remarkably connected: Washington, DC is about 60 miles away, with easy access to the MARC commuter train to DC, I-81, WV University Hospital, and a local park, along with in-town shops, restaurants, and local amenities. It’s a rare balance of acreage, heritage, and convenience—made for quiet mornings outdoors and effortless returns to town.