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Townhomes for Sale in Deanwood / Burrville / Grant Park / Lincoln Heights, Washington

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About Deanwood / Burrville / Grant Park / Lincoln Heights

Deanwood / Burrville / Grant Park / Lincoln Heights is a vibrant neighborhood in Washington, DC. This district features a mix of homes and local culture. The area has easy access to amenities and offers a sense of community. Residents appreciate the blend of history and modern living. Units with 1–2 bedrooms (one-bedroom 465.0 - 788.0 sq ft, two-bedroom 521.0 - 573.0 sq ft) fit a range of needs.

Deanwood / Burrville / Grant Park / Lincoln Heights Market Summary

The condo mix runs from luxury high-rises to restored mid-rises, many with bay or ocean views, concierge, pools, and fitness centers.

Average Condo Sizes

1 Bedroom avg size881.75 sqft
2 Bedroom avg size1093.18 sqft
3 Bedroom avg size1654.05 sqft

Pricing and Liquidity

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1 Bedroom Townhomes

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2 Bedroom Townhomes

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Schools

Kipp Dc - Quest Academy Public Charter School serves grades 1-4, fostering a strong foundation for young learners. Burrville Elementary School, Drew Elementary School, Aiton Elementary School, and Houston Elementary School cater to early education through grade 5, where students engage in hands-on activities to nurture curiosity and growth. Currently, Kipp Dc - Valor Academy Public Charter School bridges the gap with grades 5-8, setting students up for further success. In high school, students can explore their future at Idea Public Charter School, Ron Brown College Preparatory High School, and Woodson High School for grades 9-12, where academic excellence and personal growth come together in a supportive environment.

Kipp Dc - Quest Academy Public Charter School

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Public|Grades 1–4
5300 Blaine St NE

Burrville Elementary School

B
Public|Grades EE–5
801 Division Ave NE

Idea Public Charter School

C
Public|Grades 9–12
1027 45th St NE

Kipp Dc - Valor Academy Public Charter School

C
Public|Grades 5–8
5300 Blaine St NE

Ron Brown College Preparatory High School

C-
Public|Grades 9–12
4800 Meade St NE

Kelly Miller Middle School

D+
Public|Grades 6–8
301 49th St NE

The Neighbourhood: Deanwood / Burrville / Grant Park / Lincoln Heights

Deanwood / Burrville / Grant Park / Lincoln Heights is a group of Washington, D.C. neighborhoods with a strong local history. The area has parks and tree-lined streets for walks and outdoor play. This district hosts small shops, cafes, and churches. The area offers basic services like grocery stores, schools, and community centers. This district features playgrounds, sports fields, and public art. The area has bus routes and nearby metro stations for easy travel. This district sits close to major roads for quick car trips. The area holds regular community events and local markets.

Demographics

Average Resident age36 years old
Average household Income$52,142 /year
Average HouseHold Composition2 People
button icon What to know about Deanwood / Burrville / Grant Park / Lincoln Heights demographics:
  • Many adults in the area have a high school diploma, and about 35% hold higher education degrees.
  • The average age of people in the community is 36 years, making it a great spot for young professionals and families.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Deanwood / Burrville / Grant Park / Lincoln Heights

What is it like to live in Deanwood / Burrville / Grant Park / Lincoln Heights, Washington, DC?

This area offers a mix of single-family homes and apartment options. Residents enjoy access to parks and public transportation. The community has a suburban feel with some local shops and services. It is generally seen as a quieter part of the city.

Is Deanwood / Burrville / Grant Park / Lincoln Heights, Washington, DC expensive?

The areas of Deanwood, Burrville, Grant Park, and Lincoln Heights are generally more affordable compared to other parts of Washington, DC. Home prices can vary, but they often offer a lower entry point for buyers. Renting is also relatively cheaper in these neighborhoods.

What is the weather of Deanwood / Burrville / Grant Park / Lincoln Heights, Washington, DC?

The area experiences four distinct seasons. Winters are cold with occasional snow, while summers are warm and humid. Spring and fall are mild and pleasant, often with moderate temperatures.

How safe is Deanwood / Burrville / Grant Park / Lincoln Heights, Washington, DC?

The safety of Deanwood, Burrville, Grant Park, and Lincoln Heights can vary by area. Some parts are considered safer, while others may have higher crime rates. Residents often recommend staying aware and using common sense precautions.