Homes with Basements for Sale in 20055, DC

Home with Basement for sale in 20055, DC:

A rare opportunity to own a grand, elevator-equipped Victorian that seamlessly blends historic elegance with modern sophistication. Ideally positioned on a quiet one-way street at the crossroads of Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan, and Kalorama, this four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath masterpiece spans five levels of beautifully curated living space, complete with garage parking and a private rooftop terrace. Every inch of this home has been meticulously reimagined, preserving timeless architectural character while introducing the finest in contemporary design. The fully renovated interior showcases designer lighting, custom fixtures, and elegant finishes throughout. The brand-new chef’s

Home with Basement for sale in 20055, DC:

2BR/2.5BA AND DEN! Known for moving DC’s staid architectural “scene” forward with exciting and creative designs, DITTO Residential has built some of the city’s finest small-scale condominiums. 625 5th Street NE is one of these properties. The look is a clean and timeless but contemporary aesthetic exemplified by sweeping lines, high ceilings, and ample glazing that produce a soothing environment. Unit 1 is a quite large (1900SF) two bedroom and den, two and one-half bathroom home that is spread across two levels. The floorplan is one of an open concept, but owing to a kitchen with an expansive island located in the center, it offers versatility in layout and use. The

Home with Basement for sale in 20055, DC:

Just 350 feet to Logan Circle, 1335 Vermont Avenue NW occupies one of Washington’s most coveted locations. A quintessential red brick row home originally built at the end of the 19th century, the residence has been painstakingly transformed into a poster child for modern luxury while preserving every ounce of its history, pedigree, and character. Set far back from the street behind a wide sidewalk, a wrought iron gate opens into the home’s front garden. A tranquil, manicured patch, it augments the already significant curb appeal. At the top of a set of stairs is a set of double doors lacquered in a rich glossy green, parting ways to reveal a dedicated vestibule lined in intricat