Dupont Circle

Dupont Circle
View Neighborhood Page
🔍 Search Homes for Sale in Dupont Circle
Dupont Circle is one of Washington D.C.'s most dynamic and centrally located neighborhoods, anchored by the famous traffic circle and fountain at the intersection of Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire Avenues. Bordered by Logan Circle, Adams Morgan, Kalorama, and Downtown DC, Dupont is famous for its café culture, gallery row, independent bookstores, andLGBTQ+ heritage. Its historic Victorian and Beaux-Arts mansions many now embassies or museums give the neighborhood an extraordinary architectural richness.
The neighborhood emerged as an elite residential district in the late 19th century. During the Gilded Age, the area around the Circle was lined with the palatial mansions of Washington's industrial and political elite. Many of these homes survive today as foreign embassies and cultural institutions along Embassy Row on Massachusetts Avenue NW.
Historical Points of Interest
• Phillips Collection — America's first modern art museum, housed in a 1897 Georgian Revival mansion. Home to Renoir's Luncheon of the Boating Party.
• Embassy Row (Massachusetts Ave NW) — More than 50 foreign embassies line this stretch, many in spectacular Gilded Age mansions.
• Anderson House (Society of the Cincinnati) — A stunning 1905 mansion and museum chronicling American Revolutionary War history.
• Heurich House Museum — The remarkably preserved 1894 home of D.C. brewer Christian Heurich, open for tours.
Transportation
• Dupont Circle Metro (Red Line): WMATA Dupont Circle — Two entrances(north/south) on Connecticut Ave. Central hub for the neighborhood.
• DC Circulator — Multiple routes serve the neighborhood.
• Capital Bike share — Extensive network of stations.
Parks & Green Spaces
• Dupont Circle Park — The neighborhood's central gathering space with the historic 1921 marble fountain.
• Rock Creek Park (nearby) — Easily accessible via bike lanes on Connecticut Ave or P Street.
Browse all Dupont Circle listings on HomeBuyer Brokerage→
This would be content entered in the Full Description Field. This field allows you to enter as much descriptive copy as you like. It is a rich text field, meaning you can include different heading levels, bold and italic text, links, bullet and number lists, images, even videos from YouTube or Vimeo. We usually recommend writing and editing content in Google Docs, this way you can use tools like Grammarly if you wish to help with spelling, grammar and usage. Google docs also has the advantage of allowing you to copy all your content from a Google doc, then simply paste it into the "Post body" field in the website editor.
Single images can be added right in the rich text area, or you can add an image gallery. Single videos can also be added in the rich text area, but we built a field just for a video url that you can use to add a video as well. Which option would you use when? If you have both an image gallery and a video you wish to feature, we'd recommend adding the video URL to the optional video field, this creates a tab structure so that site visitors can easily switch between the video and the image gallery. You can play with various options here to see how this works.
Each area is a "parent" element, neighborhoods belong to one and only one parent "area" - this allows your site visitors to view neighborhoods by featured areas.




