When people talk about Washington, DC’s iconic cooperative buildings, names like The Broadmoor, The Chastleton, and The Westchester often come up first. But before all these buildings, there was the first co-op, a clearly historic building that deserves a place among Washington’s finest addresses: The Mendota Cooperative in Kalorama. For buyers who appreciate beautiful architecture,
The Lucky Seven: Washington, DC’s Most Historic Co-op Buildings If you’ve been reading my blog for a while, you already know I have a soft spot for Washington’s historic co-op buildings. After nearly four decades selling real estate in the DC area, I’ve walked through hundreds of beautiful homes. Some are sleek and modern with
Lise Howe is a Realtor with 38 years experience in the DC metro area who loves the Promenade lifestyle, which is perfect for non-drivers, empty nesters, downsizers, families and young professionals. Who doesn’t love that Promenade pool and the tennis courts and the exercise facilities! Come to check out the pickle ball courts and stay
Lise Howe is a Realtor with 38 years experience in the DC metro market with a deep interest in helping people downsize to the best community that matches their price point, wants and needs. The Promenade in North Bethesda: A Perfect Place to Downsize Without Giving Up the Life You Love If you’ve been thinking
Buying a co-op? Washington does not have as many to choose from as you would find in New York, but there are several wonderful ones to consider. One of the questions I hear frequently from buyers considering a move into Washington, DC is, “Which building should I choose for a luxury feel?” While there is
This post is written by Lise Howe, Associate Broker at RLAH RE LLC in Chevy Chase. As an almost Washington native, I have grown up with these buildings and admired their timeless beauty. I love showing properties in each of these and always walk away with clients who are enchanted by the history and charm
Why is downsizing at the Promenade such a popular choice for homeowners in Bethesda? Maybe you want lots of amenities but you really don’t want the hustle of downtown Bethesda. Are you tired of living in a big house without interaction with your neighbors and friends? Then the Promenade Co-op is clearly for you! Downsizing
If you’re searching for an affordable, spacious home close to downtown DC, Kenwood House should be at the top of your list. Nestled next to Little Falls Parkway at 5100 Dorset Avenue in Chevy Chase, MD, this charming mid-century modern cooperative checks all the boxes for buyers looking for value, location, and community. Why Choose
The differences between co-ops and condos have nothing to do with how they look. Instead, the differences between the two are all about the legal structure of the way they are set up and how you take title. Did you know there are co-ops and condos that are townhomes and others are garden styled apartments
Kenwood House and Kenwood Forest are just a half mile apart in a beautiful setting of green spaces and cherry trees. The two communities both offer easy access to downtown Bethesda and northwest Washington with lots of restaurants, shops and transportation. The two communities are different in their architectural style and legal structure, making them