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Twin Oaks in Cleveland Park DC Has a Fascinating History

Explore the remarkable history and restoration of Twin Oaks in Cleveland Park.

Aired 11/04/2024

If You Lived Here

Twin Oaks in Cleveland Park DC Has a Fascinating History

Clip: Season 4 Episode 2 | 2m 13sVideo has Closed Captions

Explore the remarkable history and restoration of Twin Oaks in Cleveland Park.

Explore the remarkable history and restoration of Twin Oaks, a 26-room estate built in 1888 by Gardiner Greene Hubbard on 18 lush acres in D.C. Originally passed down to Hubbard's daughter, Mabel Bell (wife of Alexander Graham Bell), and later revamped by landscape architect Ellen Biddle Shipman, Twin Oaks was designed to feature breathtaking gardens and serene ponds.

Aired 11/04/2024

If You Lived Here is a local public television program presented by WETA

A Charming Cape Cod with Modern Updates in Cleveland Park, DC

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Jen and Ricardo explore a unique Cape Cod-style home in Cleveland Park, DC. (7m 7s)

Cleveland Park History

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Discover the fascinating history of Cleveland Park, DC. (3m 25s)

Preview: Cleveland Park

Jen, Ricardo, and realtor Christine Basso Fitzgerald tour three homes in Cleveland Park. (30s)

Step Inside a New Luxury Condo in Historic Cleveland Park, DC

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Tour a stunning new-build condominium in Cleveland Park, DC. (5m 2s)

This Cleveland Park Bungalow Has Vintage Charm and Luxurious Upgrades

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A 1927 Cleveland Park home combines vintage charm and luxurious modern upgrades. (7m 35s)

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