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Chancellor's Row Townhomes For Sale | Washington, DC

Explore Chancellor's Row townhomes for sale in Washington, DC, a distinctive EYA-developed residential community in the Edgewood and Brookland area of Northeast Washington. Built on part of the former St. Paul's College campus, Chancellor's Row features four-level townhomes, traditional architecture, private garages, and rooftop terraces near Catholic University and the Brookland–CUA Metro station.

Buyers comparing Washington, DC homes for sale will find Chancellor's Row offers contemporary interiors within a neighborhood setting known for historic architecture, walkable streets, and convenient public transportation.

Chancellor's Row Fast Facts

Community Chancellor's Row
Location Northeast Washington, DC
Neighborhood Edgewood / Brookland
ZIP code 20017
Developer EYA
Homes 237 townhomes
Completed 2014
Stories Typically four levels
Ownership Fee-simple townhomes with HOA; verify each property
Architecture Victorian-inspired and traditional rowhouse styles
Metro Brookland–CUA, Red Line
Nearby landmarks Catholic University, Basilica of the National Shrine, and Monroe Street Market

Chancellor's Row Townhomes and Floor Plans

Chancellor's Row was designed to complement Brookland's established residential architecture. Brick facades, traditional entrances, decorative detailing, and landscaped streets give the community a distinctive neighborhood character.

Most residences feature four levels with open living spaces, multiple bedrooms, and flexible rooms suitable for home offices or guest accommodations.

Interior Features

Depending on the property, features may include hardwood flooring, high ceilings, spacious kitchens, kitchen islands, and large windows. Some residences offer loft-level living spaces and additional bathrooms.

Private Garages and Rooftop Terraces

Many Chancellor's Row townhomes include attached garages and private rooftop terraces. These outdoor spaces provide opportunities for dining, relaxing, and entertaining while enjoying neighborhood views.

Floor plans, garage capacities, and finishes vary by residence.

Community Amenities and Design

Chancellor's Row occupies approximately 10 acres of the former St. Paul's College property. EYA designed the development around pedestrian-friendly streets, landscaping, and architectural styles inspired by traditional Washington rowhouses.

The community includes landscaped common areas and neighborhood gathering spaces. Buyers should review current homeowners association documents for maintenance responsibilities, parking rules, and community amenities.

Living Near Brookland and Catholic University

Brookland Neighborhood

Brookland is known for its residential streets, neighborhood businesses, arts destinations, and historic religious

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