Foxhall Village DC Homes For Sale
Foxhall - DC
Foxhall, mostly known as Foxhall Village is DC’s hidden enclave of elegance, balancing nature and prestige in equal measure. It’s where quiet wealth resides—beautiful homes, winding streets, and proximity to the city without any of the chaos. No nightlife scene, no crowds—just a sense of calm, class, and exclusivity. It’s more about where you retreat than where you “go out.”
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This neighborhood seamlessly blends history and modern luxury.
Cool Facts
- Village Vibes in the City: Foxhall feels almost suburban, but it’s just minutes from Georgetown. The area started as a small village in the 1800s, and you can still feel that tucked-away charm.
- Historic Homes: It's known for Colonial and Tudor-style houses, many dating back nearly a century, especially in the Foxhall Village area—designed to mimic an English garden suburb.
- Surrounded by Nature: Bordered by Glover-Archbold Park and the C&O Canal, it’s a haven for hikers, bikers, and bird watchers—without ever leaving DC proper.
Vibes
Quiet luxury
Village Vibes in the City: Foxhall feels almost suburban, but it’s just minutes from Georgetown. The area started as a small village in the 1800s, and you can still feel that tucked-away charm.
Old money energy
Historic Homes: It’s known for Colonial and Tudor-style houses, many dating back nearly a century, especially in the Foxhall Village area—designed to mimic an English garden suburb.
Surrounded by Nature
Bordered by Glover-Archbold Park and the C&O Canal, it’s a haven for hikers, bikers, and bird watchers—without ever leaving DC proper.
Homes For Sale in Foxhall Village, Washington DC
Top 3 Restaurants (Nearby, Since Foxhall Itself Is Mostly Residential)
Et Voila! (Palisades)
🇧🇪 Chic Belgian bistro tucked into a strip
Mussels, frites, and an underrated brunch scene
Cozy and refined, feels like a local secret
BlackSalt (MacArthur Blvd)
🐟 Seafood lovers’ destination
Fresh fish market in front, elegant dining in back
Great for oysters, grilled whole fish, and a quiet upscale dinner
Kotobuki (Palisades)
🍣 Tiny sushi spot with a cult following
Minimalist, affordable, and ultra fresh
A locals-only vibe that feels like Tokyo on the down low