3328 N St NW, Washington, DC

[@kimjenkins1903]

Nice home

[@robandbrentrealestate]

@@kimjenkins1903 thank you Kim!

[@kimjenkins1903]

Nice

[@robandbrentrealestate]

@@kimjenkins1903 thank you Kim!

[@_Tressala_]

The outside area❤

[@robandbrentrealestate]

It's an amazing backyard. Especially for Georgetown!

[@Jonathan-pg8cn]

In DC neighborhoods like West Village and Kalorama, is it prohibited to tear down an existing home and build a new home? DC has this old architecture that may not appeal to the young millionaires looking to buy a home in a prestigious neighborhood.

[@robandbrentrealestate]

Hi Johnathan! In neighborhoods like West Village and Kalorama, many properties fall under historic preservation guidelines, which can limit the ability to tear down existing structures. These areas are known for their historic architecture, and the city places a strong emphasis on maintaining the character and charm of these neighborhoods. However, there are often possibilities for extensive renovations or additions that can modernize a home while preserving its historic elements. It's important to work with an experienced real estate professional, a zoning attorney, and an architect familiar with DC's regulations to navigate these restrictions and achieve the desired outcome.

[@robandbrentrealestate]

So it is possible to tear down an existing home, depending on the specific property, restrictions and its guidelines.