What Around $1.65 Million Buys You In The DC Area
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Logan Circle, Dupont Circle, and Glover Park each offer a different take on what $1.6 million and change can buy in Northwest DC. Here's a look.
A Penthouse Loft in a Former Glass Factory
1737 Johnson Ave NW #D, Washington, DC 20009
Price: $1,675,000 2 Beds + Den | 2 Baths | 2,000 Sq. Ft. | $483/month condo fee
This three-level penthouse sits in a 1920 building that was once a glass factory, half a block off 14th Street NW, and the conversion left plenty of industrial character behind: exposed painted brick and wood beams, metal-railed mezzanines, and the original elevator gears built right into the structure. The main level features floor-to-ceiling windows and an eat-in kitchen with a Sub-Zero refrigerator and Wolf range, while the top-floor primary suite has two walk-in closets. Outside, there are two private rooftop decks, the upper one offering 360-degree views that take in the Washington Monument and National Cathedral, and a secure garage space conveys with the unit.
Listed by Chad Ernst of Compass.
A Dupont Circle End-of-Row With a Separate Apartment Downstairs
1749 18th Street NW, Washington, DC 20009
Price: $1,650,000 4 Beds | 3.5 Baths | 3,224 Sq. Ft.
Built in 1912, this end-of-row house pairs a Victorian exterior with a three-story rear addition designed by architect David Jamieson, known as the "Barcode House," whose kitchen won a Best Kitchen Award in 2011. The three-bedroom, 2.5-bath main residence has radiant-heated floors in the kitchen and den, three fireplaces, three outdoor spaces, and a third-floor primary suite with in-suite laundry. A separate one-bedroom, one-bath apartment on the lower level has its own kitchen and washer/dryer, and could work as a rental, guest suite, or home office. The house comes with one off-street parking space.
Listed by Jennifer Touchette of Compass.
A Renovated Glover Park Rowhouse With a Deep Garden
3519 W Place NW, Washington, DC 20007
Price: $1,650,000 3 Beds | 3 Baths | 2,278 Sq. Ft.
This Glover Park rowhouse has been fully renovated with an open floor plan, wide-plank hardwood floors, and exposed brick in the living room and both upper-level bedrooms. The main level has an eat-in chef's kitchen and a large dining area that opens to a rear deck and a deep patio and garden, while the upstairs primary suite includes an ensuite bath, two walk-in closets, and custom built-ins. The renovated lower level is its own self-contained space, with a home office, a family room with built-ins, a full kitchen, a third bedroom, and a full bath.
Listed by Anne Stevenson of Washington Fine Properties.
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