Spring Valley Homes for Sale, Washington, D.C.
Spring Valley - DC
Discover Spring Valley Homes for Sale in Washington, D.C. __ a neighborhood offering prestige, privacy, and timeless appeal. Experience suburban charm just minutes from downtown. These exclusively features elegant homes, manicured condos, and a serene atmosphere, ideal for discerning buyers.
Spring Valley is DC’s quietest display of wealth and influence. Tucked in the far northwest corner of the city, it feels like a private estate garden with gated driveways, dog walkers, and international flags flying from embassy residences. You won’t find trendy bars or boutiques—but that’s the point. It’s about legacy, not buzz.
Cool Facts
- Presidential Proximity: Spring Valley is famously close to American University, and multiple presidents, ambassadors, and high-profile figures have lived in the neighborhood.
- WWII Secrets: It was once the site of secret chemical weapons testing during World War I. Yep—beneath the now-posh streets, old munitions were buried (don’t worry, they've been cleaned up).
- Architectural Flex: Home to some of DC’s largest and most elegant estates, many with sprawling lawns and historic architectural styles—Colonial, Tudor, and Georgian Revival dominate the landscape.
Vibes
City Serenity
Winding roads, giant homes, and zero street traffic
Timeless Elegance
Privacy is currency—no nightlife, no high-rises, no hype
Elite
A place where senators, ambassadors, and CEOs live quietly
Houses for Sale in Spring Valley, Washington DC
Recommended
Restaurants
& Cafés
Chef Geoff’s (New Mexico Ave)
🍽️ American bistro with upscale comfort food and a long-running neighborhood following
Great brunch, solid wine list, easy-going elegance
Perfect for low-key power lunches
Millie’s (Palisades)
🌮 California-coastal vibes with fish tacos, poke bowls, and frozen margaritas
Family-friendly, patio-perfect, and consistently lively
Casual but elevated
Al Dente (New Mexico Ave)
🇮🇹 Classic Italian with a chef-y twist from Roberto Donna
Fresh pasta, rustic mains, and an old-school white-tablecloth experience
Tucked away, but beloved