Danielle Naeve

Danielle Naeve is a lifelong resident of Washington, DC, whose deep connection to the city has been shaped by living in some of its most storied neighborhoods—including Georgetown, Logan Circle, the West End, and Cleveland Park. This firsthand experience gives her a unique understanding of the character and lifestyle each community has to offer.

After graduating from the Field School in DC, Danielle pursued a degree in Theater at the University of Vermont and later earned her teaching license from the University of Virginia. Before entering real estate, she taught special education in Arlington County Public Schools, a role that honed her patience, communication skills, and ability to earn trust—qualities she brings to every client relationship.

Danielle’s career evolved naturally into real estate and interior design, where her lifelong appreciation for art and history plays a central role. Inspired by watching DC spaces transform through time, she earned a degree in Fine Art and cultivated her passion for design by curating vintage and antique pieces. For Danielle, furniture is art: every piece carries a story, and she thrives on weaving those stories into the homes she helps her clients buy, sell, and design. She believes a home should reflect both comfort and beauty, combining modern joys with historic character.

Today, Danielle seamlessly blends her expertise in real estate with her eye for interior design—helping clients not only find the right home, but also create a space that feels intentional, personal, and timeless. She resides in Georgetown with her son and their dog, Max, and remains dedicated to supporting children with special needs in her community.