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This week’s Best New Listings include a penthouse in a converted church on Capitol Hill and an energy-efficient, five-bedroom Mount Rainier bungalow.
An Energy-Efficient and Affordable Five-Bedroom
This Mount Rainier bungalow employs efficient flow to deliver an affordable five-bedroom option which seems more spacious than its square footage would suggest. The house has front-facing solar panels and the main level was given an open-concept makeover with front-to-back sightlines. The living area includes a wood-burning fireplace, and the kitchen beyond the dining area has a double-basin farmhouse sink and a breakfast bar elevated above an integrated cooktop beneath a chef's hood. The owner's bedroom sits beneath a cove ceiling with a built-in bureau where the ceiling slopes to half its height and a semi-elliptical built-in sits midway up another wall. The expansive backyard has an octagonal wooden deck, a shed and a tree swing, and the house also has a lower level with kitchenette, full bath and laundry room.
- Full Listing: 4306 29th Street (map)
- Price: $449,000
- Bedrooms: Five
- Bathrooms: Three
- Square Feet: 1,405
- Year Built: 1934
- Listing Agent: Jessica Evans, RLAH Real Estate
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A Divine Slice of History in Converted Church Condo
A little over six months after six condos in this historic Romanesque Revival-style Stanton Park church hit the market, one of the three-story residences is available for sale. Located in the Stanton Tower, the unit has a private elevator, restored stained glass windows and 16-foot ceilings, as well as spiraling interior access up to the structure's restored 130 foot-tall bell tower, offering views of the Capitol building. The open living/dining area is bookended by a kitchen with a breakfast bar and a refrigerator concealed amidst the cabinetry, and the double-height stained glass windows sit alongside pipe organ-referencing sconces. Two of the bedrooms also enjoy the structure's original architectural features, including vaulted ceilings and archtop stained glass windows which rotate on an axis to receive fresh air.
- Full Listing: 609 Maryland Avenue NE, #4 (map)
- Price: $2,225,000
- Bedrooms: Four
- Bathrooms: 4.5
- Square Feet: 2,545
- HOA Fees: $500/month
- Year Built: 2018
- Listing Agents: Nancy Taylor Bubes, Matt Ackland, Washington Fine Properties
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6,900 Stately Square Feet in Woodley Park
This 6,900 square-foot six-bedroom has a stately exterior, with a front door beneath a balcony just past a pair of double-height columns. The grand interior has an open, contemporary aesthetic throughout. The living area has a marble-framed fireplace between two sets of bright blue french doors leading to a florida room with flagstone floors and exposed brick, surrounded by oversized windows. The white kitchen has marble countertops, back-lit cabinets, a concealed fridge and brass and bright blue accents. A wine fridge sits next to a breakfast nook with built-in window bench, and a formal dining room has a wet bar bay window. The ample owner's bedroom has a custom-shelved dressing room, and a marble-clad en-suite bath has two vanities on either side of the frameless glass shower and standalone tub. The carpeted attic has a cove ceiling and a deep window seat, and the lower level also has a bedroom and bathroom.
- Full Listing: 3212 Garfield Street NW (map)
- Price: $4.75 million
- Bedrooms: Six
- Bathrooms: Six
- Square Feet: 6,900
- Year Built: 1928
- Listing Agents: Mark McFadden, Cameron McFadden, Compass
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