Sep 9, 2024 - Real Estate

Cava co-founder buys $8.6 million D.C. mansion

Mimi Montgomery

A photo showing the exterior of a white brick house. — Photo: Courtesy of Townsend Visuals

It's the house that hummus bought: Cava co-founder Ted Xenohristos recently snagged a $8.6 million home in Northwest, the buyer's agent confirms to Axios.

The big picture: This comes as the DMV-based company continues its soaring expansion: It went public last year and was valued at over $10 billion by market cap earlier this summer, Bloomberg reported.

Plus: Xenohristos and Cava co-founder Brett Schulman recently sold $45 million of company stock, the Washington Business Journal reported.

Zoom in: Xenohristos closed on the newly built house in July. It comes with seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms and 9,894 square feet, per the listing.

It also has two kitchens, an elevator, four fireplaces, wine storage, a sauna, an exercise room and a carriage house.

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