Foxhall

Foxhall is a residential neighborhood in northwestern Washington DC known for distinctive brick Tudor-style houses arranged along tree-lined streets. The area sits adjacent to Glover-Archbold Park and features primarily single-family homes with characteristic chimneys and a thoughtful street layout.

Development of this neighborhood began in the mid-1920s when construction started along Reservoir Road with initial residential projects. The early building phase created a substantial residential area that grew into an established community within a few years.

The neighborhood preserves its architectural character through consistent Tudor Revival designs and distinctive brick patterns that define the residential streets. Walking through the area shows a unified visual language that has remained stable over many decades.

The neighborhood connects to downtown Washington DC through multiple bus routes and offers quick access to Northern Virginia and Maryland. Visitors can also walk to the adjacent Glover-Archbold Park, where trails and green spaces are available for recreation.

The homes feature distinctive details like exposed brick chimney sides that were deliberately designed by architects from the 1920s era. These craftsman elements set the neighborhood apart from other residential developments built during the same period.