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The Adams Morgan Triangle House Hits the Market

  • November 12, 2020

by Nena Perry-Brown

1706 Florida Avenue NW. Click to enlarge.

Two years ago, UrbanTurf closely followed the sale of a triangular plot in Adams Morgan and the progression of plans to build a home on the site. Now, that house is delivering.

Exterior. Click to enlarge.

OPaL has listed a three-bedroom, 3.5-bath house at 1706 Florida Avenue NW (map), in the Strivers Section Historic District. The shape of the site for the three-story, 1,500 square-foot house allows for one or two uses on each floor, starting with a foyer and guest bedroom suite on the entry level.

Front door. Click to enlarge.

The second floor houses the kitchen and the family room with a half-bath between, and the owner's suite occupies the top floor with an attached den and a walk-in closet. There is also a lower level that could serve as a third bedroom suite or a media room, and also houses the laundry room. An open spiral staircase cuts through the house, and most of the windows are floor-to-ceiling and face either south or west. 

Rooftop view. Click to enlarge.

The house comes with an off-street parking space and a rooftop terrace with views of the Washington Monument. It is listed at $1.45 million. GPS Designs is the architect.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/adams-morgan-triangle-house-hits-the-market/17523

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