Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Sells DC Home Above Asking Price

A decision has been rendered: Sold!

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has successfully sold her Washington, DC, home. The property, which landed on the market in April for $2.5 million, recently changed hands for $2.6 million.

That’s a handsome return on investment for Jackson, considering she purchased the place in 2013 for $1,875,000.

The elegant abode measures a spacious 6,129 square feet, with six bedrooms and 5.5 baths.

The listing notes the home has “all the bells and whistles, nothing missing!”

Built in 2005, the Colonial-style home offers several main-floor sitting areas, a formal living room, a den, and library.

Standout details include crown molding, a gas fireplace, and large windows. A sound system, central vacuum, and hardwood flooring are inviting perks, too.

The kitchen boasts a professional cooking space with two Wolf ovens, a Sub-Zero fridge, and even a wine fridge.

A primary suite and three additional bedrooms are situated on the second floor. Plus, there’s a top-floor loft space bedroom and bath, which could also be used as a creative room, playroom, or work space.

But wait, there’s more: In the basement, a fitness studio and crafts room, as well as the sixth bedroom and an en suite bath await.

And the outdoor spaces are equally inviting, with a deck, an open-air kitchen, and a dining space that seem readymade for entertaining.

The property also comes with an attached, two-car garage and is near public transit—the Friendship Heights Metro is just three blocks away, the listing notes.

Jackson, 53, has been an associate justice of the Supreme Court since 2022. Previously, the Harvard Law graduate served as a U.S. circuit judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit. She is the first Black woman and first former federal public defender to serve on the nation’s highest court.

Randy White contributed research to this report.