3430 34th Pl Nw
WASHINGTON, DC
$2,350,000
MLS#: DC10181742
4 Bed, 4½ Bath
5390 Sqft, 0.27 Acres
Residential
Dutch Colonial Style Homes in Washington DC Metro Area
While Dutch Colonial homes in Washington Metro represent one of the smallest market segments, they are also one of the most interesting and historically significant styles. Early Dutch settlers established a large east coast area known as New Netherlands as far back as 1602. By the 1620's colonists were building in the Hudson River Valley in what eventually became known as New York State. Early homes were small and crafted from stone with sharply pitched roofs. Larger brick homes began emerging later in the same century. The distinctive gambrel roofs and overhangs weren't widely adopted until around 1720 and drew from English influences.
Early Dutch Colonial architecture was rare in the Washington Metropolitan area. Although there was a Dutch trading presence along the Potomac along with some Dutch colonists brought in to help improve the Jamestown settlement, a divide grew as King James sought to keep his English colonies isolated. Trends change over time of course. The 1700's brought a further cross-pollination of Colonial design and the late 1800's ushered in the Colonial Revival period, melding numerous influences in an effort to create a new nationalistic identity. For more information about Dutch Colonial style homes in Washington DC Metro Area, contact us today at (202) 798-3600
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401 Murray Ln Ne
VIENNA, VA
$1,859,900
MLS#: FX10175437
5 Bed, 4½ Bath
6303 Sqft, 0.5 Acres
Residential
6217 29th St Nw
WASHINGTON, DC
$1,575,000
MLS#: DC10194036
6 Bed, 3½ Bath
3024 Sqft, 0.25 Acres
Residential
740 Potomac River Rd
MCLEAN, VA
$1,479,000
MLS#: FX10109755
4 Bed, 3½ Bath
5036 Sqft, 1.08 Acres
Residential
1326 Skipwith Rd
MCLEAN, VA
$1,377,500
MLS#: FX10057806
3 Bed, 4 Bath
4145 Sqft
Residential
4915 Fort Sumner Dr
BETHESDA, MD
$1,195,000
MLS#: MC10201250
5 Bed, 4 Bath
3418 Sqft, 0.19 Acres
Residential
9509 Brian Jac Ln
GREAT FALLS, VA
$1,189,000
MLS#: FX10207743
6 Bed, 4½ Bath
5350 Sqft, 0.94 Acres
Residential
9028 Woodland Dr
SILVER SPRING, MD
$995,000
MLS#: MC10213329
5 Bed, 3 Bath
2566 Sqft, 0.26 Acres
Residential
1111 Mcneil Ln
SILVER SPRING, MD
$925,000
MLS#: MC10199409
3 Bed, 3 Bath
7746 Sqft, 0.92 Acres
Residential
9837 Korman Ct
POTOMAC, MD
$924,900
MLS#: MC10178418
4 Bed, 3½ Bath
2876 Sqft, 0.28 Acres
Residential
1930 Biltmore St Nw #400
WASHINGTON, DC
$849,400
MLS#: DC10213267
2 Bed, 2 Bath
1150 Sqft
Residential
3011 Park Dr Se
WASHINGTON, DC
$790,000
MLS#: DC10197245
4 Bed, 3½ Bath
3020 Sqft, 0.12 Acres
Residential
11410 Bronzedale Dr
OAKTON, VA
$785,000
MLS#: FX10194680
4 Bed, 3½ Bath
3141 Sqft, 0.5 Acres
Residential
321 Duxbury Rd
SILVER SPRING, MD
$700,000
MLS#: MC10184593
7 Bed, 6 Bath
5256 Sqft, 1.79 Acres
Residential
2902 South Dakota Ave Ne
WASHINGTON, DC
$634,900
MLS#: DC10125624
5 Bed, 3½ Bath
2105 Sqft, 0.09 Acres
Residential
One of the more popular subtypes within the Revival movement was the Dutch Colonial Revival. Over time, the popular term reverted back to the shorter Dutch Colonial. From 1908 to 1940, the highly popular Sears Modern Homes, also known as Craftsman homes, were sold in kit form and featured a much wider array of styles than most people realize. Sears relied on customers to supply new suggestions and blueprints for emerging models and Dutch Colonial design accounted for numerous models including the Amsterdam, the Cheltenham, the Martha Washington and the Van Jean. According to Sears, a number of these Dutch-style kit homes made their way to the metropolitan area including a Martha Washington model built in DC and featured in the company's 1919 catalog.
All these years later, Dutch Colonial homes in Washington Metro are still a part of the landscape. They are readily identifiable with their sloping gambrel roofs, dormers, parapets, ornate gables and other distinct detailing. These coveted homes are scattered throughout the metropolitan area with a concentration in parts of Maryland such as Chevy Chase and Gaithersburg. While listings typically range from the high-six to low-seven figures, there are sometimes lower-priced opportunities including bungalow versions and even Dutch Colonial townhouses.
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Listing information last updated on April 23rd, 2018 at 11:22am EDT.