Welcome To
A desirable and friendly neighborhood in Northwest Washington, D.C., just north of Georgetown, west of Wisconsin Avenue, and surrounded by the serene forested parklands of Glover-Archbold Park and Whitehaven Park. Glover Park is loved for its walkability, proximity to parkland, quaint row houses and small apartments, its commercial strip and restaurant row, and convenience to downtown. The perfect mix of tranquil living with nearby Glover Park Trails, as well as convenience with easy access to the vibrant shopping, dining, culture, and entertainment in Glover Park, Cathedral Commons, Georgetown, Dupont Circle, downtown D.C., and more!
Glover Park, a largely residential neighborhood to the north of Georgetown. The area has a number of the sought-after characteristics that young parents look for in upper Northwest neighborhoods, like a close-knit community atmosphere and quiet streets lined with quaint row houses, as well as a commercial zone with a small but growing foodie scene.
The Neighbors​​​​​​​
Families, retirees, professionals and students.
What to Expect
Real community-feel, despite being in the middle of the city.
The Lifestyle
The perfect balance: living on a quiet, tree-lined street while being just five minutes from restaurants, shops, and attractions.
Unexpected Appeal
​​​​​​​Very few roads lead in and out of Glover Park, and most of the neighborhood serves as a dead end. That means there’s very little through traffic, and consequently, not a lot of crime.
The Market
The streets are lined with neat and pricey three and four-bedroom row houses, built in the 1920's, 30's and 40's as well as several older condo and co-op buildings.
You’ll Fall in Love With
​​​​​​​Walking through the beautiful tree-lined streets of Glover Park, you will see such a mix of residents: families with kids, young professionals, older residents,