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This Week's Find: Intent on Glover Park

  • September 8th 2011

by Mark Wellborn

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This Week's Find: Intent on Glover Park: Figure 1
2325 37th Street NW, #2

This Week's Find is a column that is normally reserved for amazing feats of architecture or homes that have secret rooms built into them. However, this week, we look at a more "normal" listing.

Three years ago, Sarah Bernardi and her husband moved back to DC from Charleston, SC, and were intent on living in one neighborhood.

"We knew we wanted to be in Glover Park but were worried we wouldn't find a place we could afford that had the level of charm we required!" Bernardi told UrbanTurf.

This Week's Find: Intent on Glover Park: Figure 2
Kitchen into living room

After looking all over the neighborhood at dozens of condos, the couple came across a two-bedroom unit that reminded them of a place they might find in their old city.

"Although it's a one-story condo, it feels a lot like living in a house with windows on three sides, a front and back door, a mud room leading from the back patio, and a separately deeded parking place," Bernardi said.

This Week's Find: Intent on Glover Park: Figure 3
Closet turned den

The building where the unit is located was built in 1924, and when the Bernardis moved in the kitchen and bath were functional, but the couple decided to redo them, choosing honed marble for the kitchen counters and subway tile and marble flooring for the bathroom. They also got innovative with the space that they had, turning a walk-in closet into an office/den.

The two have enjoyed getting to meet their neighbors (one who provides treats for their dog) and entertaining (dinners for 8 are a regular occurrence at their unit). Their decision to sell was driven by work, rather than a desire to find a bigger place, and they are sad to be leaving.

This Week's Find: Intent on Glover Park: Figure 4
Back patio

"If it weren't for my husband working in Rockville, we would stay forever," Sarah Bernardi said. "We are looking to move a bit further north to lessen his commute."

More details below.

* Full Listing: 2325 37th Street NW, #2 (map) * Price: $459,000 * Bedrooms: Two * Bathrooms: One * For more information, send an email to sfitzb@gmail.com

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/this_weeks_find_intent_on_glover_park/4110.

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