Foxhall Village was conceived in the mid-1920s as "a village in the city." Developer Harry Boss, inspired by the Tudor towns he'd admired in England, set out to recreate that storybook character in Northwest Washington. Nearly a century later, its brick Tudor Revival rowhomes, garden-lined streets and close-knit feel remain largely unchanged, and the neighborhood is now a designated historic district. Owned by the same family for 40 years, this home has one of the largest floor plans in Foxhall Village. It offers 2,902 finished square feet across three above-ground levels, all with hardwood floors, along with 7 bedrooms, 3.5 baths and a 910 sq ft unfinished basement. The main level has two wood-burning fireplaces. One anchors the living room, and the other warms the family room. The dining room, lit by a chandelier, comfortably seats a table for 10. The kitchen has a butler's pantry and an adjacent powder room, and it opens to the family room with its recessed lighting. From the family room, step out to the back patio and the detached 2-car garage. The big projects are already done. Every bathroom has been updated, including the primary en suite, and the roof and double-pane, double-hung windows were replaced in 2025. The kitchen is ready for the next owner's design. The basement offers 910 square feet of potential, whether as a recreation room, a home office or more living space. Foxhall Village sits just west of Georgetown, a short drive from downtown DC. Glover Archbold Park, the C&O Canal and the Potomac waterfront are all nearby. Key Bridge and Chain Bridge give easy access to Northern Virginia, and Canal Road, MacArthur Boulevard and the Clara Barton Parkway connect to Maryland. The location offers village charm with quick access to the whole DMV.