Best New Listings: Patterns in Mount Pleasant and Sun-Filled in Takoma Park
This week’s Best New Listings includes a four-story Craftsman in Takoma Park and a pattern-filled and reimagined rowhouse in Mount Pleasant.
An Artfully-Renovated Rowhouse
This rowhouse in Mount Pleasant was artfully renovated by its current owners, mixing traditional framing with contemporary finishes. The open kitchen and dining room has slate-tiled accent walls and granite countertops. The stained hardwood staircase contrasts with a cable-and-post rail and frosted glass landings. Both the family room off the kitchen and a bedroom on the second floor have accordion doors beneath transom windows that open onto outdoor terraces. Behind a set of sliding doors on the second floor lies a large family room centered around a bay window. Latticed hardwood flooring and eye-catching tiled bathroom walls are throughout the house, which, in typical Mount Pleasant form, also has a full in-law suite on the lower level with English basement-style access.
- Full Listing: 3114 18th Street NW (map)
- Price: $1,495,000
- Bedrooms: Five
- Bathrooms: Five
- Square Feet: 3,510
- Year Built: 1910
- Listing Agents: Kelly Williams and Loic Pritchett, TTR Sotheby's International Realty
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A Convenient Takoma Park Craftsman
Located on one of Takoma Park's most convenient streets, this four-bedroom Craftsman offers a lot of natural light and living space across its four levels. Just past the wide front porch through the front door is a deep living room that ends at the base of the staircase. Through an arched doorway to the right is the formal dining room, leading to the kitchen with tray ceiling. A few steps up lies a tiled-floor Florida room with rectangular bay nook, oversized windows and sliding glass doors that open onto a patio. The skylit master bedroom has a cove ceiling and enjoys the bay nook; the en-suite bath also has a skylight. A large attic bonus room has dormer windows, while the finished basement has a full bath and a mudroom at the separate entrance.
- Full Listing: 305 Philadelphia Avenue (map)
- Price: $774,900
- Bedrooms: Four
- Bathrooms: 3.5
- Square Feet: 2,150
- Year Built: 1923
- Listing Agent: Bruce Werber, Long & Foster Real Estate
Contemporary Meets Commercial at this Co-op
Just steps from the National Zoo in Lanier Heights, this mid-century cooperative building is stepped in a way that offers many units double exposure, including this one. Past the wide entry hall, this 1,100 square-foot two-bedroom has a contemporary renovation and a wide-open floorplan in the main living area. The kitchen incorporates commercial style with stainless steel hood and cabinetry contrasting with granite countertops and a waterfall island with mirrored base. The bedrooms are comparably-sized and each has a walk-in closet. The building is pet-friendly and has a roof deck.
- Full Listing: 3025 Ontario Road NW, #306 (map)
- Price: $499,000
- Bedrooms: Two
- Bathrooms: Two
- Square Feet: 1,115
- HOA Fees: $686/month
- Year Built: 1949
- Listing Agent: Avery Boyce, Compass
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