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Cathedral Heights Homes For Sale in Washington, DC

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Current Real Estate Statistics for Homes in Washington, DC (Community: Cathedral Heights)

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Homes Listed
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Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$48,568
Med. List Price

Cathedral Heights Homes For Sale | Washington, DC

Explore Cathedral Heights homes for sale in Northwest Washington, DC, a residential neighborhood known for tree-lined streets, traditional architecture, and proximity to the Washington National Cathedral. Located along Wisconsin Avenue NW, Cathedral Heights offers detached houses, historic rowhouses, condominiums, and cooperative apartments.

The neighborhood combines established residential streets with convenient access to shopping, restaurants, and wooded parkland. Buyers exploring Washington, DC homes for sale will find a variety of property types, from classic brick homes to residences in established condominium buildings.

Cathedral Heights Fast Facts

Neighborhood Cathedral Heights
Location Northwest Washington, DC
Ward 3
Primary ZIP code 20016
Approximate boundaries Woodley Road NW, Wisconsin Avenue NW, Fulton Street NW, and Glover Archbold Park
Housing types Detached homes, rowhouses, condominiums, and cooperatives
Architecture Colonial Revival, Tudor, Craftsman, and traditional brick residences
Shopping Cathedral Commons and Wisconsin Avenue NW
Landmark Washington National Cathedral
Recreation Glover Archbold Park and Cathedral grounds
Nearby Metro Tenleytown–AU and Woodley Park–Zoo/Adams Morgan, Red Line

Cathedral Heights Real Estate and Home Styles

Cathedral Heights offers a mixture of detached residences, traditional rowhouses, and apartment-style ownership communities. Residential streets feature Colonial Revival, Tudor, and Craftsman architecture, often with mature trees, landscaped yards, and distinctive brick or stone detailing.

Condominium and cooperative buildings provide alternatives for buyers seeking apartment-style living. Floor plans, parking arrangements, amenities, and maintenance responsibilities vary considerably between properties.

Explore nearby Cleveland Park homes for sale and Glover Park homes for sale for additional Northwest Washington options.

Condominiums and Cooperative Apartments

Cathedral Heights is known for established residential buildings along Wisconsin Avenue and Cathedral Avenue NW. These include garden-style condominiums, larger apartment buildings, and cooperative communities.

Notable nearby properties include The Westchester, a historic cooperative at 4000 Cathedral Avenue NW, and McLean Gardens, a garden-style condominium community with landscaped grounds.

Buyers interested in individual buildings can explore The Westchester co-ops for sale and McLean Gardens condos for sale.

Washington National Cathedral

The Washington National Cathedral is the neighborhood's most recognizable landmark. Located along Wisconsin Avenue NW, its Gothic Revival architecture, landscaped grounds, and gardens contribute to the area's distinctive character.

The Cathedral grounds include walking paths and the Bishop's Garden. Cultural events and public programs also take place throughout the year.

Cathedral Commons and Wisconsin Avenue

Cathedral Commons serves as a neighborhood shopping and dining destination, offering grocery shopping, restaurants, cafés, and everyday services. The surrounding Wisconsin Avenue corridor provides additional retail and transportation connections.

Nearby Tenleytown and Glover Park expand the selection of shops, restaurants, and neighborhood amenities.

Parks and Outdoor Recreation

Glover Archbold Park borders the western side of Cathedral Heights and offers wooded trails and opportunities for walking and outdoor recreation. The park's natural setting provides a contrast to the surrounding urban streets.

Residents also enjoy access to the landscaped grounds surrounding the Washington National Cathedral, including the Bishop's Garden.

For buyers considering other residential neighborhoods near parkland, explore Woodley Park homes for sale.

Metro and Transportation

Cathedral Heights does not have a Metro station within the neighborhood. Tenleytown–AU and Woodley Park–Zoo/Adams Morgan stations provide nearby access to the Red Line.

Bus service along Wisconsin Avenue offers connections toward Georgetown, Tenleytown, and other Washington neighborhoods. Buyers should evaluate walking distances, bus routes, and parking arrangements for individual properties.

Buying a Home in Cathedral Heights

Buyers should compare property age, renovation history, parking, outdoor space, and proximity to Wisconsin Avenue. For older detached homes, inspections should address roofing, masonry, electrical systems, plumbing, and major renovations.

Condominium buyers should review association financial statements, reserves, insurance, and assessments. Cooperative purchasers should also understand share ownership, board approval requirements, financing limitations, and monthly fee coverage.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cathedral Heights

Where is Cathedral Heights located?

Cathedral Heights is in Northwest Washington, DC, near Wisconsin Avenue NW and the Washington National Cathedral.

What types of homes are available?

The neighborhood includes detached houses, rowhouses, condominiums, and cooperative apartments.

Does Cathedral Heights have a Metro station?

No. The nearest Red Line options include Tenleytown–AU and Woodley Park–Zoo/Adams Morgan.

What shopping is available nearby?

Cathedral Commons and the Wisconsin Avenue corridor offer grocery stores, restaurants, cafés, and neighborhood services.

Is The Westchester a condominium?

No. The Westchester is a cooperative apartment community, which has a different ownership structure from a condominium.

Are there parks near Cathedral Heights?

Yes. Glover Archbold Park and the Washington National Cathedral grounds provide nearby green spaces and walking opportunities.

Explore Cathedral Heights Homes For Sale

Interested in buying or selling a home in Cathedral Heights? Dell Residential Group at Samson Properties can help you explore available properties, compare Northwest Washington neighborhoods, and navigate your Washington, DC real estate transaction.

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