Woodridge & Langdon, DC

Beginning at the Chuck Brown Memorial Park, Jen & Ricardo join realtor Melanie Davis in the Woodridge & Langdon area of D.C., home to iconic go-go music clubs, Rhode Island Avenue businesses and fascinating history. They start at a new unit in a “boutique condo” building, then visit a renovated 4-bedroom 120-year-old home, and end at a stunning and warm Craftsman style home with two full kitchens

Step inside this brand-new boutique condo in the Woodridge neighborhood of Washington DC! Located in a quiet, tucked-away spot off Rhode Island Avenue, this 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home is filled with natural light, sleek finishes, and smart design details—perfect for city living.

Step inside this beautifully renovated 120-year-old home in the Langdon and Woodridge area of Washington DC! With historic charm on the outside and modern elegance on the inside, this 4-bedroom, 3 full bath, 2 half bath home is a true standout. Features include high ceilings & skylights, a stylish kitchen with unique backsplash, a luxe spa-like primary bathroom, and expansive deck and yard space.

Tour a beautifully renovated 1926 Craftsman-style home in the Woodridge and Langdon area of Washington DC! From its grand French doors to the warm gold accents in the kitchen, this house is a perfect mix of classic charm and modern elegance. With five bedrooms, four full baths, a bonus guest suite, and an incredible basement apartment, it’s a dream home, full of surprises!

Take a deep dive into the history and culture of Woodridge, DC! This neighborhood has a fascinating past, from being home to the first authorized toll road in the country to playing a key role in the creation of the Statue of Freedom atop the U.S. Capitol. We also explore the present-day vibrancy of Woodridge with a visit to The Museum Shop, a community-driven streetwear brand that celebrates DC.

Go-Go music is more than just a sound—it’s the heartbeat of Washington, DC, especially in the Woodridge and Langdon neighborhoods of Northeast DC. We explore the deep ties between Woodridge & Langdon and the Go-Go scene, from legendary venues like Breeze’s Metro Club to the next generation of musicians keeping the genre alive.