A gorgeous, newly renovated Victorian just hit the market on DC’s historic 16^th Street—colloquially known as the Avenue of the Presidents—in the heart of Logan Circle.

1834 16^th Street NW was designed by Glenn Brown, one of the most influential architects of the late 19^th and early 20^th centuries. Just this year, it was renovated by award-winning builder Dilan Homes, which specializes in seamlessly blending timeless architectural charm with the finest modern luxuries. The home is 23 feet wide and includes 4,300 square feet of interior space, five bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms, and many stunning design details.

1834 16^th Street NW is selling for $3,148,000. For more information, contact David Bediz of the Bediz Group at 202-352-8456 or david@bediz.com.

Among the listing’s preserved original details are bow-front windows on the front and rear of the home, which create beautifully curved rooms on the inside. The original grand staircase was also preserved, and the fireplace in the main living room imitates the Victorian original, with a solid marble surround. The home also offers nearly twelve-foot ceilings throughout the first floor.  

1834 16^th Street boasts dozens of updated finishes, including striking herringbone hardwood floors, wide-plank hardwood floors, curated lighting by Visual Comfort, and hardware by EMTEK.

The gourmet, near professional-grade kitchen is ideal for entertaining. It is outfitted with premium Viking appliances, soft-close shaker cabinetry, sleek Brizo hardware, and waterfall quartz countertops. The built-in cabinetry offers ample storage, a dedicated wine fridge, and a designated area for a coffee bar. Off the kitchen, the owners will enjoy a flagstone patio and the luxury of two-car private parking in a busy neighborhood.

The primary bedrooms suite features a spa-inspired en-suite bathroom and a spectacular custom walk-in closet designed with custom lighting, shelving and drawers. Additional bedrooms are roomy and also include spacious closets and en-suite bathrooms.

Both the top floor and the ground floor serve as impressive bonus spaces. The top floor can serve as an additional living area, home office or even a bedroom, and includes access to a private rooftop deck with sweeping city views. The home's lower level provides a fully functional in-law suite, complete with a separate living area, kitchenette, washer dryer, full bathroom and a bedroom with a walk-in closet. Both interior and exterior access make this level ideal for guests or to be used as additional entertaining space.

The Avenue of Presidents (16th Street) has a rich and storied past. The idea to rename the street was originated and championed by socialite Mary Foote Henderson, who built a huge mansion there, in the early 20th century. While her proposal to line the avenue with embassies and busts of the presidents didn't come to fruition, her vision for a grand avenue with spectacular architecture did.

Sixteenth street maintains its reputation as an impressive residential artery to the city, and is now surrounded by popular commercial thoroughfares. The home at 1834 16^th Street is located just two blocks from the dynamic 14th Street Corridor, and the owners will enjoy unparalleled convenience with proximity to Trader Joe's, the Metro, and Meridian Hill Park.

For more information, visit the property here, or contact David Bediz of the Bediz Group at 202-352-8456 or david@bediz.com.