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"If I Had $1 Million" Listing: Four-Bedroom 19th-Century Row Home in Logan Circle

  • November 6th 2009

by Mark Wellborn

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"If I Had $1 Million" Listing: Four-Bedroom 19th-Century Row Home in Logan Circle: Figure 1

This week’s If I Had $1 Million listing is a four-bedroom row house in Logan Circle that was built in the 19th century, and despite extensive renovations in 2006, the home still includes much of the original architecture. The living room, while not enormous, is a good size for entertaining guests and has built-in bookshelves and an alcove with bay windows. The eat-in kitchen has stainless steel appliances and a good-sized square island. In the 2006 renovation, two bedrooms were converted to create a master suite with a custom-built walk-in closet. Lastly, there is a lower level in-law suite and a large deck that would make a great space for barbecues. More details and photos below.

"If I Had $1 Million" Listing: Four-Bedroom 19th-Century Row Home in Logan Circle: Figure 2
Living Room

"If I Had $1 Million" Listing: Four-Bedroom 19th-Century Row Home in Logan Circle: Figure 3
Kitchen

"If I Had $1 Million" Listing: Four-Bedroom 19th-Century Row Home in Logan Circle: Figure 4
Master Bedroom

"If I Had $1 Million" Listing: Four-Bedroom 19th-Century Row Home in Logan Circle: Figure 5
Second Bedroom

  • Address: 1453 Q Street NW (see map here)
  • Price: $1.199 Million
  • Bedrooms: Four
  • Bathrooms: 3.5
  • Year Built: 1890
  • For the full listing, click here.

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/if_i_had_1_million_listing_four-bedroom_19th-century_row_home_in_logan_circ/1488.

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