221 A St NE

Washington, DC 20002

ELEGANT VICTORIAN FACE
CONTAINS SERENE MODERN SPACE!

Historic and handsome Victorian façade literally STEPS to tremendous Capital connections and every city convenience! Your neighbors within one block include SCOTUS, Senate, and the U.S. Capitol lawn. Just a short stroll to the shops and cafés of Pennsylvania or Massachusetts Aves, Eastern Market, or Union Station. On the inside, an immaculate gallery to call home, plus lower apartment for guests or rent revenue!

Location, location, location! Live at the heart of the Capitol Complex, with the East Pediment of the Supreme Court framing your sunset view! Easy walking access to the arboretum on the Capitol grounds, any congressional office, the renovated Folger Shakespeare, and much more. Neighbors take great pride in every inch of this rare block!

Historic Construction with High-Efficiency Updates: Originally constructed in 1889 and featuring fastidious façade details, the building was completely renovated to feature a super-efficient envelope, low-maintenance systems and mechanicals, and monumental modern touches.

Striking Layout and Pristine Plan: Step into the WIDE-open main level that flows across gleaming oak floors and open-tread stairs from front parlor to central dining, with tall ceilings and dramatic lighting ready to host your favorite gatherings and showcase your collections. Southern sunshine spills across the rear kitchen’s sleek Scandinavian design.

Bright upper level with three real bedrooms: Float up the skylit stairs to enjoy the airy upper level. Big bay front primary suite offers stylish closets and stunning stone bath. Convenient upper laundry and travertine marble hall bath lead to two more spacious bedrooms (or make one your quiet home office!).

Smart lower-level apartment: Separate front-entry lower level features a full kitchen and bath in addition to the front den and rear bedroom; the perfect spot to welcome short-term guests or long-term tenants, the spectacular location affords amazing income potential, or reclaim the space for three-level living.