Beneath the peaked roof of a grand 1910 Victorian, a one-of-a-kind condo awaits — one with a primary bedroom unlike anything else on the DC market. The double-height cupola, framed in exposed brick and flooded with natural light, is the kind of architectural moment that makes buyers stop mid-tour and reconsider ev...
Beneath the peaked roof of a grand 1910 Victorian, a one-of-a-kind condo awaits — one with a primary bedroom unlike anything else on the DC market. The double-height cupola, framed in exposed brick and flooded with natural light, is the kind of architectural moment that makes buyers stop mid-tour and reconsider everything else they’ve seen. This is the rare condo that actually lives like a home. Direct entry, three exposures, and a gas fireplace set a tone the moment you walk in. The sweeping open floor plan — easily accommodating both daily living and generous entertaining — opens to a bay-windowed dining area and a bright, well-appointed kitchen. A true den (not an alcove) completes the main level, versatile enough for a home office, creative studio, or library. Upstairs, the primary bedroom with en suite bath is anchored by that soaring cupola and thoughtfully designed built-ins. The generously sized second bedroom, full hall bath, and in-unit washer/dryer round out the upper floor. A shared garden offers a quiet retreat from the city. Just outside you’re immersed in one of DC’s most vibrant corners — close to many restaurants, farmers markets, a dog park, and easy access to shopping and transportation. Only two units in the building. Only one like it in the city. Measurements deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Rob Spicer Broker, GRI
Spicer Real Estate
7201 Wisconsin Avenue