Two DC townhomes, one on Logan Circle and the other in the U Street corridor, reveal the perks of being in the heart of the city.
Hardwood floors line the primary bedroom, which features bright hues
It’s not often that a piece of U Street history comes on the market. Which is why this 1870-era home is a rare find in the heart of Washington’s rich heritage in the U Street corridor. Nestled on the corner of a tree-lined block, the townhome boasts gorgeous hardwood floors, four bedrooms and 3 ½ baths and, for environment-minded homeowners, a solar-paneled roof. Standout features include the living room’s fireplace and smart built-ins, the gourmet kitchen’s free-standing bar and ample shelving, and the primary suite’s spalike bathroom. There’s also a legal second unit as part of the property, if homeowners would like additional cash flow. Off-street parking is also part of an impressive package. $1,850,000, 1914 13th St. NW, Jenn Smira, Compass, 202.280.2060, [email protected], jennsmira.com
The open floor plan allows for the dining and living areas to flow seamlessly into the kitchen
At four gorgeous stories, this Logan Circle gem showcases historic details combined with contemporary updates. The four-bedroom, four-bath townhome opens to an original staircase, soaring ceilings and stunning windows, ushering in plenty of S Street light. The open floor plan allows for seamless transitions from living and dining rooms into the kitchen, which features exquisite cabinetry and high-end appliances. The spacious primary suite offers a sitting area, spacious closets and a large en suite bath (bonus: a tucked-away laundry space is located on this level). The lower level is perfect for everything from family gathering, a fitness studio or even another guest suite. Topping off the perks is a lovely backyard with parking and abundant storage. $2,189,000, 1311 S St. NW, Sherri Anne Green, 202.798.1288, [email protected], sherriannegreen.com
Photography by: Derek and Victoria Miller; Courtesy of Sherri Anne Green
