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Feel instantly at home in this warm, inviting, light-filled corner property, situated in the heart of DC~s historic Emerald Street neighborhood, close to Lincoln Park and H Street NE. This spacious 3000 SF home offers 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bath over 3 floors. It draws you in from the grand double door front entrance to its light-filled main floor with living and dining rooms, half-bath, chef~s kitchen connected to a side patio for outdoor dining and access to a fully finished basement apartment. Completely renovated and truly a labor of love, all construction and design details were thoughtfully executed to provide a worry-free, low maintenance home. Renovated by the current owners, with all new mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems, oak hardwood floors throughout and a chef~s kitchen with a 9.5 ft island perfect for entertaining. GE Cafe wifi fridge (with hot water), Cafe wifi double wall-ovens, 36~ GE Monogram range top, Bosch dishwasher, and drawer microwave. Silestone countertops, 36~ fireclay farmer~s sink and soft-close custom Wolf cabinets with an abundance of storage and outlets, all with modern handpicked hardware and a discreet 28 bottle 2 zone Summit wine cooler (see quick fact sheet for more details).More details unfold throughout the house, from exposed brick walls, solid wood interior doors, handpicked marble and porcelain tiles, oversized showers and extensive built-in storage throughout. Upstairs you will find three spacious and light-filled bedrooms and two bathrooms. A master suite with a luxury ensuite bath with double vanity, dual shower heads and water closet. Convenient upper-level laundry with oversized LG washer and gas dryer.
High-efficiency gas tankless water heaters and three-zone HVAC system: upper zones are high-efficiency variable heat pump with a 10 yr warranty that conveys and mini-splits in the basement. The basement is configured as a one-bedroom apartment with a full bath, kitchen and full-size washer/dryer, its own heating and AC and connecting stairs to upper levels with a fireproof door. The kitchen has LG/Bosch appliances and butcher block island open to living and dining areas. French drain with full waterproofing along with a built-in dehumidifier will keep the basement dry and comfortable year-round. Fireproof drywall and acoustical spray foam between top and bottom floors for extra soundproofing. Heated floors in the basement bathroom with a heated fan will keep you warm in the winters.
Wood floors, three windows, double glass exterior door and 8 ~ foot ceilings make it a very livable and open space. Lower level has been configured with separate electrical, HVAC and water heater and only needs permitting and separate electric meter to get a CofO for long term rental. As-is, the unit can be used for great flex space for both AirBnB and personal use. Conveniently located to Lincoln Park, H Street Corridor NE, a short jaunt to Eastern Market, Barracks Row, 295, 395 and New York Ave/BW Parkway. Nearby public transportation includes Metro bus, streetcar, and metro stops within walking distance.
- 4 bedrooms
- 3.5 baths
- Separate and connected finished basement with full kitchen
- Stainless steel kitchen appliances
- All new Systems and appliances
About the neighborhood
Capitol Hill is one of the city’s most popular places to live, with 19th-century rowhouses and a market plus a vibrant dining and nightlife scene. Politicos, young staffers and tourists alike head to the neighborhood both for its government buildings like the U.S. Capitol and the Supreme Court and the surrounding historic, walkable, restaurant-filled blocks. Tour the U.S. Capitol via its impressive visitors center; guides lead small groups under the intricately painted, 180-plus-foot dome and past the dimly lit Old Supreme Court Chamber. You’ll need a reservation for the tour or to visit Congress or the Senate (when they are in session); for the latter, just contact your senator or house representative. Nearby, the Library of Congress’ impressive 1897 Thomas Jefferson building is open for tours that reveal its Italian-Renaissance style architecture and gilt murals plus the stunning, circular main reading room with its 160-foot-high ceiling. Other attractions include the Folger Shakespeare Library (the world’s largest collection of the author’s timeless works), and the glassed-in U.S. Botanic Garden at the base of Capitol Hill, which holds palms, ferns and orchids and provides a peaceful escape.
Nineteenth and early 20th-century rowhouses (think turrets, stained glass and ironwork) lead to throwback commercial zones. Eastern Market, an 1873 redbrick building houses grocers, bakers and pasta makers inside every day plus a lively weekend bazaar with produce, crafts and antiques. The nearby micro-neighborhood of Barracks Row centers on 8th Street SE, where vintage storefronts hold oyster houses, pubby bars and foodie-focused restaurants. Closer to the Capitol, Massachusetts Avenue NE has multiple restaurants and longtime watering holes.
[Source: Washington.org]
