All of this week’s open-house picks include recent updates and renovations. Check out these move-in ready listings, including a contemporary house in McLean redesigned by the architecture firm Cunningham | Quill.
Burleith Townhouse
Price: $1,624,000
Where: 3819 T St NW
Bedrooms/bathrooms: 5/3
House size: 2,355 sq feet
Listing agent: Jack Shorb and Justin Kelley, Compass
Open house: Saturday, November 22, 1 PM — 2:30 PM
This 1931 brick townhouse features a kitchen with island seating, a living room with built-in shelves and a wood-burning fireplace, a converted sleeping porch that can be used as an office, and garage parking.
Falls Church Colonial
Price: $1,250,000
Where: 310 N Oak St
Bedrooms/bathrooms: 4/2.5
House size: 1,859 sq feet
Listing agent: Anthony Lam, Redfin
Open house: Saturday, November 22, 1 PM — 3 PM
Recent upgrades to this 1986 Colonial-style house include a new screened porch, renovated bathrooms, and refinished hardwood floors. Other highlights: a wood-burning fireplace, multiple skylights, and built-in shelves and a window seat in the living room.
Kensington Cape Cod
Price: $625,000
Where: 3010 Fayette Rd
Bedrooms/bathrooms: 3/2
House size: 1,212 sq feet
Listing agent: Annabel Burch-Murton, Compass
Open house: Sunday, November 23, 2 PM — 4 PM
Selling points of this 1948 Cape Cod-style house near Homewood Park include refinished hardwood floors, a kitchen with a breakfast bar, a renovated primary suite, and two patios.
McLean Contemporary
Price: $2,500,000
Where: 1330 Potomac School Rd
Bedrooms/bathrooms: 6/3
House size: 2,702 sq feet
Listing agent: Lisa Abeel, TTR Sotheby’s International Realty
Open house: Sunday, November 23, 11 AM — 1 PM
The architecture firm Cunningham | Quill reimagined this 1979 kit house. Set on 1.4 acres, it boasts a two-story living room with floor-to-ceiling windows and a wood-burning fireplace, an all-white chef’s kitchen, a two-car garage, and wooded views from the patio.
Dara T. Mathis is a journalist and nonfiction writer who joined Washingtonian in Fall 2025 as an Editorial Fellow. A 2024 recipient of the American Mosaic Journalism Prize, she resides in Prince George’s County, Maryland.
