Potomac Overlook, One-Of-A-Kind Conversion: VA, DC Dream Homes

Northern Virginia and D.C. remain hot real estate areas, with homes staying on the market for only a few days. Ramblers and Cape Cods that you’d think would never sell for close to $1 million are finding buyers who want to live in or close to D.C. and who are willing to pay the asking price.

The region still has a good share of listed homes on the market if you can afford to dish out major dollars. In the outer suburbs, the home prices are slightly more affordable.

This week, our region's featured homes range from a dream house in McLean that offers neoclassical design and overlooks the Potomac River to a former water pumping station in Fredericksburg that has been converted into a home featuring three main living areas.

You can find photo galleries of properties in the listings linked in each article. Check out more listings in your town on realtor.com.

McLean Home Offers Hot Tub Overlooking Potomac River

Converted Fredericksburg Home For Sale Features Waterfront Views

This Fredericksburg home, listed for $1.2 million, is truly one of a kind, as a converted water pumping station. The facility was originally built in 1947, and has been converted to feature three main living areas.

$3.6M Georgetown Penthouse Offers Amazing View From Terraces

Fort Hunt Home Built For Former Congressman Listed With New Price

This three-bedroom home was custom-built in 1982 for Stan Parris, a Republican politician who represented the 8th Congressional District from 1981 to 1991.

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• Multiple Wet Bars, Fountain Patio Offered In $925K Leesburg House
• Ashburn Home Has Gazebo, Jacuzzi Tub, And Conservatory for $1.3M
• Beautification Award Winner On Market In Alexandria
• Woodbridge Colonial Has 3 Fireplaces, Finished Basement, 5 Acres
• Riverfront Home In Manassas Offers 5-Car Garage, Marble Ceilings
• Wilton Woods Home Offers Ample Land, Renovations