1. 2320 S St. NW – $22,000,000

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There’s a legit garden, and the garage used to be the chauffeur’s house. ‘Nuff said.

2. 3101 Chain Bridge Rd. NW – $9,997,000

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There’s a ballroom. And enough bathrooms for you to use a different one every day of the week.

3. 3255 N St. NW – $10,500,000

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Haven’t you always wanted a house with five floors? Obviously you’d need an elevator. Plus you get to brag about living in Georgetown.

4. 2933 Benton Pl. NW – $9,800,000

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This one’s a villa. Seriously. And staircases like that are staples in every rich villain’s house, so you know this is the real deal.

5. 1375 Maryland Ave. NE – $6,500,000

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What kind of people actually leave their building to go see a movie? Silly peasants.

6. 2159 Dunmore Ln. NW – $6,295,000

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A dining room worthy of Jane Austen and a pool worthy of the Wolf of Wall Street.

7. 2806 Chesterfield Pl NW – $4,850,000

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Too exhausted from lying in the pool to walk all the way back to the house? No worries, the pool house has its own kitchen.

8. 4815 Dexter St. NW – $4,300,000

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A humble Victorian with sweeping staircases, hardwood floors and a recently reduced price. Come on, 4.3 million is a total steal.

9. 2405 Tracy Pl. NW – $2,950,000

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This colonial will make you feel all kinds of patriotic. The library and wine cellar don’t hurt either.

10. 2424 18th St. NW #R-3 – $2,550,000

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Fulfill your movie star fantasies by living in a penthouse, and fulfill your “House of Cards” fantasy by looking out over the unbelievable view of the Capitol and plotting your dastardly deeds.

11. 3835 Cathedral Ave. NW – $2,395,000

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A simple home in the suburbs: Only four levels and the elevator is optional.

12. 2842 Chesterfield Pl. NW – $2,375,000

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What is a sun porch even? Maybe it’s only for people who can also afford the indoor pool with private showers.

13. 4708 Foxhall Crescent NW – $2,245,000

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Don’t let the Revival style opulence fool you—the sweeping staircase and nine-foot ceilings…yeah, okay, never mind.

14. 4545 Linnean Ave. NW – $1,949,000

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Just goes to show you: If you’re only willing to spend two million bucks in D.C. you’re going to have to live with a lame circa-1930 Tudor home with a media room for the kids and a writer’s nook. Serves you right.

15. 4331 Blagden Ave. NW – $1,800,000

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You see the photos. It’s a castle.
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