| Preis | $7,500,000 USD |
|---|---|
| Status | Aktiv |
| Schlafzimmer | 6 |
| Badezimmer mit WC | 5 |
| Baujahr | 1875 |
| Wohnbereich | 6,300 sqft |
| Source ID | DCDC2193858 |
| Grafschaft | Washington |
| Postal Code | 20007-2968 |
| Nachbarschaft | GEORGETOWN |
| Ressourcen |
Zentrale Klimaanlage.
Bar, Bay / Bogen-Fenster, Begehbarer Schrank, Französisch Türen.
Balkon, Patio.
1671 31st Street, is a beautifully restored and utterly elegant Federal in Georgetown’s East Village. The renovation captures the essence of East Village Federal architecture, with its pedigree and architectural details meticulously preserved. The tasteful and meticulous design complements the building’s historic charm, creating a harmonious blend of old and new. 32 feet wide, the property is set on the most beautiful block and is directly across from Tudor Place. It has so much to remark upon: entertaining spaces with soaring 10' ceilings, a 30'x15' double drawing room, a banquet sized dining room lined with French doors to a terrace that overlooks a large private, brick, and walled garden which won Washington’s House and Garden award after it’s original design in the 1930s. Plus a Gourmet marble kitchen, library, office, dumbwaiter to all levels, and more. 6500 total interior SF. 8 fireplaces. 6 bedrooms/5.5 bathrooms. Garage Parking.
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