If You Lived Here

Jen and Ricardo explore a unique Cape Cod-style home in Cleveland Park, DC. This two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath gem was built in 1957 and stands out in a neighborhood known for its Victorian and Queen Anne architecture. With original 1950s touches like retro tile in the bathroom, a cozy bay window, and green marble fireplace, this home blends nostalgia with modern updates.

Discover the fascinating history of Cleveland Park DC, a neighborhood that began as President Grover Cleveland’s summer retreat and evolved into one of the city's most beloved areas. From the 1886 "Red Top" mansion and Rock Creek Railway's streetcar suburbs to the innovative 1930s Park & Shop and iconic Art Deco Uptown Theater, Cleveland Park embodies a blend of history and charm.

After meeting with realtor Christine Basso Fitzgerald at the Rosedale Conservancy, hosts Jen Osborn and Ricardo Frederick Evans visited three homes at three different price points in Washington D.C.’s Cleveland Park. Along the way, the hosts reflect on the neighborhood’s history as a booming suburb, and the role the Tregaron Conservancy continues to play in the community.

Step inside a beautifully renovated 1927 Cleveland Park DC home! This five-bedroom, four full bath, and two half bath residence combines vintage charm with luxurious modern upgrades, including unique light fixtures, crown molding, and a spacious, sunlit primary suite. Plus, the lower-level features an apartment with its own kitchen, bath, and entrance—perfect as a rental or guest suite!

Explore the remarkable history and restoration of Twin Oaks, a 26-room estate built in 1888 by Gardiner Greene Hubbard on 18 lush acres in D.C. Originally passed down to Hubbard's daughter, Mabel Bell (wife of Alexander Graham Bell), and later revamped by landscape architect Ellen Biddle Shipman, Twin Oaks was designed to feature breathtaking gardens and serene ponds.

Join Jen, Ricardo, and realtor Christine Basso Fitzgerald as they tour a stunning new-build condominium in Cleveland Park, DC! This one-bedroom, one-bath unit brings modern design to a historic neighborhood. With white oak floors, luxurious shower features, matte cabinets, and a spacious balcony, this condo combines style and functionality.

Realtor Lauren Breslaw shows Jen and Ricardo a spacious four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom townhouse in the Wooded Glen neighborhood of Burke, Virginia. The home offers a lot of value, with modern updates, a private backyard, and plenty of storage. From its open-concept kitchen and dining area to the bright bedrooms and surprising ceiling heights, Jen and Ricardo see lots of possibilities.

When the Federal government selected Burke, Virginia as the location for a new airport in the 1950s, it condemned 4,000 acres. The decision led to a fierce community battle that ultimately saved Burke and led to the development of Dulles Airport in Chantilly. Discover how the land once destined for runways was repurposed into the beloved Burke Lake Park, a haven for fishing, hiking and family fun.

Jen and Ricardo visit a charming home in the heart of Burke Centre, one of the largest communities in Burke, Virginia. Built in 1978, this spacious five-bedroom house offers a perfect blend of traditional '70s design with modern updates. From its cozy living spaces and thoughtful kitchen layout to the serene backyard deck ideal for entertaining, this home has plenty to offer.

Jen and Ricardo tour a stunning new build in Burke, Virginia. Nestled in nature and built in 2024, this spacious home features 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, and 4,800 square feet of modern elegance. From the open-concept living space and gorgeous quartz kitchen island to the luxurious primary suite with two walk-in closets, this house is the definition of dream living.

Explore the rich history of Burke, Virginia! From the founding of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad in 1848, with early investor Silas Burke, to the area's strategic importance during the Civil War, Burke has played a crucial role in the region’s development. Discover the fascinating stories of enslaved individuals seeking freedom, Henry Copperthite’s famous racetrack, and the Burke Nursery.

Following a walk in Royal Lake Park with realtor Lauren Breslaw, hosts Jen Osborn and Ricardo Frederick Evans visit three homes at three different price points in Burke, VA. Along the way, they explore the history of the community’s railroad, its Copperthite Racetrack, and the residents’ successful campaign against the construction of “Burke Airport.”