

Washington DC
Dupont Circle
Dupont Circle is a vibrant and historic neighborhood known for its picturesque tree-lined streets, cultural institutions, and thriving restaurant scene. The area is home to landmarks like the Phillips Collection and the Woodrow Wilson House, offering a rich cultural experience. Its housing market features a mix of historic row homes, landmark condominium buildings such as The Cairo, and upscale residences. The neighborhood has excellent public transportation, with major bus routes, bike lanes, and two Metro stops, making it highly accessible. Originally called Pacific Circle, the area was later renamed after Admiral Du Pont, with a prominent marble fountain at its center. Historically, Dupont Circle evolved from an undeveloped area into a prestigious residential hub in the 1890s, attracting the wealthy with grand mansions. Over time, it has become a center for arts, social activism, and the LGBTQ+ community, maintaining its reputation as a dynamic and inclusive part of D.C.
Snapshot
- Population 17,541
- Median Home Price $550,000
- Median Age 34
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Walk Score
99 -
Transit Score
100 -
Bike Score
91
Neighborhood stats and Walk Scores are provided by third party Walk Score.
Public Transportation
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Metro: Dupont Circle
RD
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Metro: Farragut North
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Explore Homes in Dupont Circle
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Lower Market Q St NW
BR 1.0
BA 1.0
SQ FT 485
Built/Reno 1894/2023
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Mid Market New Hampshire Ave NW
BR 2.0
BA 1.1
SQ FT 1410
Built/Reno 1870/2017
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Upper Market S St NW
BR 5.0
BA 4.1
SQ FT 4500
Built/Reno 1919/2024
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