Spring Valley in DC

Considered one of Washington DC’s more prestigious neighborhoods and among the finest luxury real estate in DC, Spring Valley  features winding, oak-lined streets with stately brick colonials, luxurious tudor homes and prominent embassies plus small estates provide the best of suburban living in the Northwest corridor of the District.

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Spring Valley is bounded by Massachusetts Avenue to the northeast, Dalecarlia Parkway to the west and Loughboro Road and Nebraska Avenue to the south, with American University’s main campus residing on the southeast corner.  Spring Valley was developed after World War I by renowned W.C. & A.N. Miller which real estate conglomerate is now owned by Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. Many of the luxury homes have been remodeled with modern conveniences and expanded kitchens while maintaining their architectural charm and elegance.  Spring Valley’s residents include notable media personalities, attorneys, politicians, corporate officers and elite members of Washington society such as Attorney General Eric Holder, Brendan Sullivan, Former Senator Evan Bayh, principal Owners of the Washington Nationals baseball team, Ed and Debra Cohen, and Ann Compton of ABC News. Both former President Lyndon Johnson and George H.W. Bush owned Spring Valley properties.

The community cohesiveness is high with convenient commercial shopping within walking distance ,the Tenleytown-AU red-line Metro less than a mile away, and a 15-20 minute driving commute to Downtown DC . Several embassy residences are located in the neighborhood, such as the ambassador’s houses of Chile, Luxembourg, Canada, Croatia, Mexico, Uganda, Bahrain, Mexico and Yemen.