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Crestwood Homes For Sale in Washington, DC

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

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Crestwood Homes For Sale | Washington, DC

Crestwood is a residential neighborhood in Northwest Washington, DC, known for its detached homes, wooded streets, and proximity to Rock Creek Park. Located west of 16th Street NW in Ward 4, Crestwood offers a distinctive residential setting with spacious properties and convenient connections to downtown Washington.

Unlike many neighborhoods dominated by attached rowhouses, Crestwood features primarily detached residences with private yards, driveways, and varied architectural designs. Buyers exploring 16th Street Heights homes for sale may also consider Crestwood for its park-oriented location and established residential character.

Crestwood Fast Facts

Neighborhood Crestwood
Location Northwest Washington, DC
Ward 4
ZIP code 20011
Housing types Primarily detached single-family homes
Ownership Primarily fee simple
Architecture Colonial Revival, Tudor, traditional, and mid-century modern
Development Primarily early to mid-twentieth century
Boundaries 16th Street NW, Morrow Drive NW, and Rock Creek Park
Nearby recreation Rock Creek Park and Fitzgerald Tennis Center
Metro No station within the neighborhood
Community organization Crestwood Citizens Association

Crestwood Real Estate

Crestwood is known for detached homes on established residential streets. Properties range from traditional brick houses to larger custom residences with distinctive architectural details.

Many homes feature multiple living areas, fireplaces, hardwood floors, finished basements, and private outdoor spaces. Lot sizes, renovations, and parking arrangements vary considerably between properties.

Architecture and Historic Homes

Crestwood developed gradually during the early twentieth century, producing an architectural mix that includes Colonial Revival, Tudor Revival, and mid-century modern homes.

Some residences feature stone exteriors, steeply pitched roofs, decorative masonry, and original interior woodwork. Others incorporate contemporary renovations and expanded living spaces.

Buyers interested in additional detached-home neighborhoods can explore Colonial Village homes for sale farther north along the 16th Street corridor.

Living Beside Rock Creek Park

Rock Creek Park borders Crestwood on three sides, creating a wooded setting uncommon in many central Washington neighborhoods. Residents enjoy convenient access to trails, natural landscapes, and recreational facilities.

Nearby destinations include the Fitzgerald Tennis Center and the Carter Barron Amphitheatre site. Park access varies by street, and buyers should verify nearby trail entrances.

Neighborhood Character

Crestwood has a quiet residential atmosphere shaped by mature trees, landscaped yards, and streets that follow the area's natural terrain. Many roads terminate near parkland rather than connecting to major commercial corridors.

The Crestwood Citizens Association, established in 1941, supports neighborhood communication, community activities, and local improvement initiatives.

Shopping and Dining Near Crestwood

Crestwood is primarily residential, with limited commercial activity inside its boundaries. Nearby 14th Street NW, Georgia Avenue NW, and surrounding neighborhoods provide restaurants, shops, and everyday services.

Residents can also access the commercial districts of Columbia Heights and Petworth. Buyers comparing urban amenities may wish to explore Petworth homes for sale.

Transportation and Commuting

Sixteenth Street NW is a major transportation corridor connecting Crestwood with downtown Washington and neighborhoods farther north. Bus service provides transit options along the corridor.

Crestwood has no Metrorail station within the neighborhood. Columbia Heights and Georgia Avenue–Petworth are among the nearby stations, although walking distances can be substantial.

Buying a Home in Crestwood

Buyers should carefully evaluate property condition, drainage, foundations, roofing, and major mechanical systems. Homes with older construction or significant additions may require additional inspections and permit verification.

Wooded lots can also introduce maintenance considerations involving mature trees, landscaping, and stormwater drainage. Buyers should confirm property boundaries and any applicable restrictions before purchasing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Crestwood located?

Crestwood is in Ward 4, Northwest Washington, DC, between 16th Street NW and Rock Creek Park.

What types of homes are available in Crestwood?

The neighborhood consists primarily of detached homes, including Colonial Revival, Tudor, and mid-century modern residences.

Does Crestwood border Rock Creek Park?

Yes. Rock Creek Park surrounds the neighborhood on three sides.

Is there a Metro station in Crestwood?

No. Nearby stations include Columbia Heights and Georgia Avenue–Petworth, with bus connections available along 16th Street NW.

Does Crestwood have a homeowners association?

Crestwood has an active citizens association, but it is not a neighborhood-wide mandatory homeowners association.

Find Your Home in Crestwood

Interested in buying or selling a home in Crestwood, Washington, DC? Dell Residential Group at Samson Properties can help you explore available properties, compare nearby neighborhoods, and navigate the local real estate market.

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