Logan Circle knows how to make an entrance: an elegant park, a general on horseback, and historic houses that reward looking up. Named for Civil War general John Logan, the circle provides a composed counterpoint to the restaurants and shops of nearby 14th Street. That balance is the neighborhood’s particular pleasure. You can make an evening of dinner and a show, then turn a corner and find yourself studying a beautiful old doorway.
Homes & everyday living
Historic rowhouses share the neighborhood with condominium buildings and converted residences. Buyers should look beyond the façade: natural light, outdoor space, building amenities, and the position of a unit can change the experience considerably.
While you’re here
Follow the Logan Circle Heritage Trail, spend a little time in the circle itself, and explore 14th Street on foot. Let the architecture set the pace rather than trying to fit every stop into one afternoon.
Why live here
For a city routine with plenty within walking reach and architecture that gives everyday errands a better backdrop. Logan Circle is especially compelling when you want your neighborhood to be part of your evening plans.