Navy Yard

Just steps from Major League Baseball’s Washington Nationals Park, the Navy Yard neighborhood of Washington, D.C. is a fantastic place to buy a home. It is in proximity to the Capitol and the Wharf and is surrounded by nightlife, dining, and shopping. For these and many other reasons, Forbes named the neighborhood one of the twelve coolest neighborhoods in the world. Navy Yard, also known as Capitol Riverfront, overlooks the Anacostia River and affords a wide variety of recreational opportunities, like kayaking and paddling, in addition to having a thriving restaurant scene.

The neighborhood has a long history dating back to the late nineteenth century. From then through World War II the Navy Yard area was primarily industrial, but the riverside blocks south of the Capitol have been reborn and today encompass exciting experiences for nature lovers, sports fans, and foodies alike. In addition to the ballpark, Navy Yard also encompasses the U.S. Navy Museum and Major League Soccer’s Audi Field. The neighborhood also boasts lots of green spaces and several riverfront parks. Navy Yard parks include The Yards Park and Canal Park, among others. Other points of interest in Navy Yard include Bluejacket, The Salt Line, District Winery, Osteria Morini, Slipstream, and Ice Cream Jubilee.

All of these exceptional amenities and attractions make Navy Yard real estate highly sought-after. The Navy Yard is a highly-walkable area that serves as home to close to ten thousand people. Real estate in Navy Yard includes a wide variety of attached homes in varying styles. Homes for sale in Navy Yard also range in age and size, with older properties as well as new construction. Navy Yard properties afford quick and convenient access to Metro’s silver, blue, orange, and green lines which make them ideal for those seeking an easy weekday commute. As a result of the diversity of homes in Navy Yard, listing prices span a broad range. If you would like more detailed information regarding currently listed properties in Navy Yard/Capitol Riverfront in Washington, D.C., please let us help you and contact us at your earliest convenience.

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