Wesley Heights

Wesley Heights is usually described through its detached houses — the Georgian and Tudor Revival homes along the Foxhall Road and Glover Archbold frontages, on estate-scale lots, trading between roughly $1.8M and $4M+. Only a handful change hands in a given year.

Alongside them sit the neighborhood's townhouse communities and the condominium buildings on Cathedral Avenue and New Mexico Avenue. They account for the larger share of transactions here, and they operate as a distinct market — their own buyers, their own pricing, and their own paperwork.

Sutton Place is a townhouse-style condominium. Westover Place and Embassy Park are fee simple, but both carry homeowners associations. Westover Place is reached from New Mexico Avenue and Massachusetts Avenue, with the New Mexico Avenue access restricted to residents.

The practical consequence is the same across all of them, and it is what catches sellers out: every one of these sales requires association documentation to be ordered and reviewed before settlement. A condominium resale package for Sutton Place and the Cathedral Avenue and New Mexico Avenue buildings. HOA documents for Westover Place and Embassy Park. Those packages take weeks to produce, and a seller who orders them late delays their own closing.

Wesley Heights is the neighborhood Sherine Monir has sold in more than any other in her career, and most of that work has been in these townhouse communities and condominium buildings.

Wesley Heights is the neighborhood Sherine Monir has sold in more than any other in her career, most of it in Sutton Place.

That depth shows up in the details that decide whether a settlement is smooth: which units carry which floor plans, how long an association takes to produce a resale package or HOA documents and when to order them, and how a buyer's lender will treat the ownership structure. Those timelines are known quantities rather than things discovered mid-contract — the details that otherwise turn into delays and renegotiations.

Across her MLS-reported listings, Sherine's sellers close at a median of 100% of list price. Sixty-four percent close at or above asking, and the median time on market is six days.

Sherine is NCIDQ certified, holds CID and ASID credentials, and has a master's degree in interior design from Marymount University. When a home is vacant she directs the staging; when the sellers still live in it she works in the house herself, editing the furniture, art, and layout the family already owns. Any agent can hire a stager for an empty house. Very few can solve the occupied one.

A Bethesda Magazine Top Producer and Washingtonian Elite Producer, Sherine represents sellers throughout Upper Northwest DC — Wesley Heights, Spring Valley, American University Park, Forest Hills, Cathedral Heights, Cleveland Park, North Cleveland Park, Tenleytown, Glover Park, and Chevy Chase — along with Bethesda and Chevy Chase, Maryland, and Arlington, Alexandria, and McLean, Virginia.

Call or text Sherine directly at 202.536.4043 — or visit sherinemonir.com to get started. Sherine is here whenever you're ready.