1867 Park Rd NW #1, Washington, DC 20010

NEW $10,000 CLOSING COST CREDIT! SEPARATELY DEEDED PARKING + EXPANSIVE PRIVATE OUTDOOR SPACE. Originally built in 1904 and thoughtfully restored and converted into three distinctive condominium residences in 2017, this exceptional home pairs historic character with a sophisticated, modern interior. Tucked into an enchanting, park-like setting and quietly set back from the street, it feels worlds away from the pace of city life while remaining moments from everything Mount Pleasant has to offer. Spanning nearly 1,000 square feet, this remarkable two-bedroom, two-bath residence features a private stone patio that rivals the backyard of a neighborhood grand dame, two private entrances, and a separately deeded parking space. The thoughtful floor plan places each bedroom and adjoining bath on opposite sides of the home, creating exceptional privacy and flexibility for guests, roommates, or a dedicated home office. Recently enhanced with a series of thoughtful improvements, the residence features freshly painted interiors, beautifully refinished oak hardwood floors, a newly renovated bathroom, and tasteful kitchen updates. A striking quartz waterfall island anchors the open living space, while clean contemporary finishes and an array of integrated smart-home features bring comfort, convenience, and modern functionality to everyday living. Pet friendly and complemented by a low condominium fee, this special residence lives more like a private retreat than a traditional condominium. With timeless architecture, thoughtfully executed updates, private outdoor space, and an exceptional location in one of Washington’s most beloved neighborhoods, this is Mount Pleasant living at its best. * * FUN FACT - Architecturally significant, 1867 Park Road was designed in 1904 by architect Frederick M. Ashley as his own Washington residence. Ashley later became a prominent Los Angeles architect whose firm was responsible for several landmark civic buildings, including the Shrine Civic Auditorium and Griffith Observatory and Planetarium. * *