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New Carriage Homes Could Be Coming to Shaw

  • July 29, 2011

by Mark Wellborn

New Carriage Homes Could Be Coming to Shaw: Figure 1
Existing home on Naylor Court

Rogue 24 may not be the only new thing coming to Shaw. UrbanTurf recently learned that plans are in the nascent stages for Naylor Court Stables, three new carriage homes on Naylor Court.

The homes, from Opal, LLC, would be designed by Seattle-based architect Gregory Sparhawk and would likely each be three-bedroom properties, ranging in size from 1,800 to 2,200 square feet, with two parking spaces. See a photo of the site where the homes would be located below.

New Carriage Homes Could Be Coming to Shaw: Figure 2
Future site of Naylor Court Stables

Sean Ruppert, president of Opal, told UrbanTurf that the plans currently call for building two carriage houses at 1321 Naylor Court NW, but that there is community and ANC support for three new homes. The next steps are for the plans to go before the Historic Preservation Board, and then on to the city’s Board of Zoning Adjustment, so the earliest that ground would be broken would be late Spring 2012.

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This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/new_carriage_homes_could_be_coming_to_shaw/3889

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