Neighborhoods in the 20012 ZIP Code

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Colonial Village

The small community of Colonial Village is a secret garden of sorts, tucked in a small corner near the state line separating Washington, D.C., from Maryland. Stately 20th-century homes on winding, hilly streets are surrounded by lush greenery and parts of Rock Creek Park. “You can walk through the neighborhood and hear the birds chirping. It’s
- Average Value
  
  $1.36M
- List Price
  
  $778K - $1.9M
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  3 Listings
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Shepherd Park

Named for former 1873 governor, Alexander Robey Shepherd, the neighborhood of Shepherd Park is a diverse, tight-knit community in Northwest D.C. with lots of local pride. Mark Pattison, a resident of the neighborhood for 20 years who serves as Vice President of the Shepherd Park Citizens Association, says that since the 1960s, the neighborhood has
- Average Value
  
  $1.11M
- List Price
  
  $346K - $1.7M
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  13 Listings
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Brightwood

One of the oldest neighborhoods in northwest Washington, D.C., Brightwood blends Civil War-era history with a growing, metropolitan atmosphere. Free, formerly enslaved people originally settled the community in the early 1800s. However, in 1861, Union troops seized the land and built Fort Stevens, which would eventually become the site of D.C.’s
- Average Value
  
  $767K
- List Price
  
  $180K - $1.5M
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  21 Listings
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Takoma

Just west of the Maryland border in Washington, DC, Takoma takes pride in its distinct character and multicultural identity. “It looks like a small town, but it’s right here in the nation’s capital,” says Loretta Neumann, past president of the community organization Neighbors, Inc. and a resident of 50 years. “Everyone feels comfortable in an
- Average Value
  
  $757K
- List Price
  
  $345K - $1.4M
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  21 Listings
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Manor Park

With its active neighborhood association and quiet residential streets, Manor Park has the feel of a suburban neighborhood even though it's part of the nation’s capital. “A lot of people tend to move to Manor Park because even though it’s urban since it’s in D.C., it has more of a suburban, small-town feel,” says Kimberly Diggs, an associate
- Average Value
  
  $648K
- List Price
  
  $226K - $1.1M
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  65 Listings
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Lamond Riggs

Lamond Riggs, also known as Riggs Park, is a thriving urban neighborhood in Northeast D.C., bordered by Maryland to the east and standing the test of time, growing even through much of D.C.'s construction projects in the late 20th century. Tanya Slade, a longtime resident of Riggs Park and real estate agent with Long and Foster for over 20 years,
- Average Value
  
  $539K
- List Price
  
  $383K - $1.1M
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  17 Listings
Lamond Riggs

District of Columbia Washington 20012

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