2812 Adams Mill Rd NW, Washington, DC 20009

A Craftsman-style house from 1912 in virtually original condition is a rare specimen in Washington, DC. Considerable care must be taken to protect its original sensibility while ensuring that the interior has been re-created to meet contemporary lifestyle expectations. This project is a worthy undertaking for Dilan Homes, which is taking on this renovation with the view to maintaining as much of the historic fabric as possible. While the exterior had been maintained in superb condition over the last 114 years, Dilan Homes will deliver a new residence that feels as fine as the original when it came into existence. The Mount Pleasant residence was originally constructed for Charles David White by architect and builder W. Granville Gus. Mr. White was the first Chief of the National Geological Survey in Washington DC, so the house possesses historical as well as architectural significance. The house is set on a large lot, allowing for breathtaking and panoramic unobstructed views of Rock Creek Park. Its asymmetrical composition makes it visually compelling and unique as it combines elements of the Tudor Revival and Craftsman eras. There are many charming idiosyncratic details that were hallmarks of early 20th century design. Offering two large primary suites, four additional bedrooms, four full bathrooms, two half bathrooms, an office, multiple sunrooms, and open public living spaces wrapped in a historic envelope, this residence will be unlike any being offered for sale this season. * Photos are digital renderings. Final product delivered is subject to change. Delivering January-February 2027.