This Week's Find: DC's Most Intriguing New Alley Home

• September 24th

by UrbanTurf Staff

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This four-bedroom home tucked away on a Capitol Hill alley may be one of the more interesting newly-built residences to hit the market in the city in years.

The listing, designed by DC architect Jack Becker of BLDUS, has a striking horizontal profile and exterior siding of white oak, cork, and copper, behind which is a residence that seamlessly incorporates indoor/outdoor living.

Sixty feet of double-decker covered balconies, supported by native Eastern Red Cedar timbers, overlook a landscaped private courtyard, where locally-sourced Maryland stone and black locust pavers create a foundation for native plantings. A BAM-CORE DuoShear™ building envelope and an insulated concrete slab foundation ensures a fully comfortable, energy-efficient, and clean/healthy living space.

The main level of the home features polished concrete floors, a 14-foot restaurant-size kitchen island and a living/dining/hosting hall for comfortable living. Throughout the home, there are eight full-light glass atrium doors and 10 well-placed windows to capture light from all four sides of the residence. Connected to the West wing, there is an oversized and conditioned garage and/or studio. 

More details about the listing are below. 

• Full Listing: 21 Overbeck Place NE (map)
• Price: $2.5 million 
• Bedrooms: Four
• Bathrooms: 3.5
• Square Feet: 2,930
• Year Built: 2025
• Listing Agent: Joel Nelson, Keller Williams Capital Properties

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/this_weeks_find_dcs_most_intriguing_new_alley_home/23894.