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This Week’s Find: Twenty-Foot Ceilings in Logan Circle

  • September 6, 2012

by Shilpi Paul

This Week's Find: Twenty-Foot Ceilings in Logan Circle: Figure 1
Living Room

Many row house condos have open floor plans, but the openness in This Week’s Find’s extends to twenty-foot ceilings, loft-like rooms, and a rooftop terrace with views of downtown.

In 2003, the Logan Circle home where this unit is located underwent a drastic renovation that turned the single-family residence into two large, loft-like condos. The property was renovated by Fred Bahrami, the developer responsible for Q-14, a modern 28-unit condo building that went up in 2007 just down the block from this listing.

This Week's Find: Twenty-Foot Ceilings in Logan Circle: Figure 2
Looking down into living room

Occupying the two top floors of the building, the first level of the 2,400-square foot unit flows from a dining room to a kitchen to a striking living room with twenty-foot ceilings and giant windows. A guest bedroom is tucked away on this floor as well.

On the second level, two spaces — a TV area and an office — join a master suite with a newly revamped bathroom. A spiral staircase takes you up to one of the coolest aspects of the home: an extensively planned rooftop terrace. With strategically placed walls for shade, planters with tall trees, and several sitting areas, UrbanTurf is sure that many a fireworks-watching party has occurred up here.

More details and photos below.

This Week's Find: Twenty-Foot Ceilings in Logan Circle: Figure 3
Roof Deck

This Week's Find: Twenty-Foot Ceilings in Logan Circle: Figure 4
Kitchen

This Week's Find: Twenty-Foot Ceilings in Logan Circle: Figure 5
Master Bedroom

This Week's Find: Twenty-Foot Ceilings in Logan Circle: Figure 6
Terrace

  • Full Listing: 1324 Q Street NW, Unit B (map)
  • Price: $1.395 million
  • Bedrooms: Two
  • Bathrooms: 2.5
  • Square Feet: 2,400
  • Listing Agent: Daryl Judy, Washington Fine Properties

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