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This Week's Find: A 5,400 Square Foot Bed and Breakfast on the Hill

  • May 24th 2016

by Nena Perry-Brown

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This Week's Find: A 5,400 Square Foot Bed and Breakfast on the Hill: Figure 1
612 3rd Street SE exterior

This Week’s Find is an older Capitol Hill home with a newer carriage house that has functioned as one of the city’s most popular bed and breakfasts for over a decade.

This Week's Find: A 5,400 Square Foot Bed and Breakfast on the Hill: Figure 2
The exterior of the carriage house

The original two-story Federal-style coach house was built in 1877, and the current owners constructed the 4,700 square-foot carriage house off the back of the original property in 2002. The homes are separated by a 1,000 square-foot courtyard.

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West-facing deck on the carriage house

Since 2004, the carriage house has operated as a licensed bed-and-breakfast, the largest such accommodation on the Hill. All four bedrooms are on the second floor of the house, which has several outdoor patios and decks that offer views of the monuments.

This Week's Find: A 5,400 Square Foot Bed and Breakfast on the Hill: Figure 3
The carriage house eat-in kitchen

Both houses have skylit spiral staircases that traverse all floors. The carriage house also features custom columns and countertops made of reclaimed wood.

This Week's Find: A 5,400 Square Foot Bed and Breakfast on the Hill: Figure 4
The carriage house staircase

The owners are moving out of the area, and this listing is one of two adjacent properties they have on the market. More photos and details are below.

This Week's Find: A 5,400 Square Foot Bed and Breakfast on the Hill: Figure 5
The main floor in the main house

This Week's Find: A 5,400 Square Foot Bed and Breakfast on the Hill: Figure 6
The master bedroom in the carriage house

This Week's Find: A 5,400 Square Foot Bed and Breakfast on the Hill: Figure 7
A rear patio

This Week's Find: A 5,400 Square Foot Bed and Breakfast on the Hill: Figure 8
Bar room in the carriage house

This Week's Find: A 5,400 Square Foot Bed and Breakfast on the Hill: Figure 9
Carriage house dining room

  • Address: 612 3rd Street SE (map)
  • Price: $3,000,000
  • Bedrooms: Seven
  • Bathrooms: Eight
  • Listing Agents: John Smith and Peter Grimm, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices PenFed Realty

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/buy_one_get_one_free_on_capitol_hill/11272.

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