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No Massive Wine Rooms: Images From the 2011 Logan Circle House Tour

  • December 5th 2011

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Yesterday, UrbanTurf staff hit the annual Logan Circle House tour. There were a number of noteworthy homes on this year’s tour, however none with wine rooms as big as this.

Below are photos of a few of the homes that we visited including:

  • The William Louis Guest House at 1309 R Street NW and The H.H. Bates Guest House at 1313 R Street NW — These two properties are co-owned and separated by what might as well be an endangered species in the Logan Circle real estate world — a vacant lot. There is an outdoor path that runs through the vacant lot connecting the two homes and a cool-looking wood deck off the back of the H.H. Bates house.

  • 1722 13th Street NW — This 1881 house on a double corner lot has a number of noteworthy aspects, including a kitchen with an enormous island, perhaps the best situated home office in DC and a third floor that functions solely as a master bedroom suite. This home also has a wine cellar, just not as impressive as the one we saw last year.

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The William Lewis and H.H. Bates Guest Houses on R Street

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Interior of H.H. Bates Guest House

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Back deck at H.H. Bates Guest House

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Bedroom at one of the guest houses

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Office at 1722 13th Street NW

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Kitchen at 1722 13th Street NW

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Master bedroom at 1722 13th Street NW

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