Designed by the renowned Washington architecture firm Hornblower & Marshall that built the Natural History Museum, this expansive four-level Grand Dame Victorian is a rare opportunity to own a piece of D.C.’s architectural and cultural history. Located at 1714 13^th St NW, just one block from the bustling 14th Street in coveted Logan Circle and basking in East, West, and Southern sun-exposure, this 5 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom end-unit residence seamlessly blends historic craftsmanship, abundant space, and modern living in an unbeatable location.

From its striking rectilinear forms and intricate basket-weave brickwork accentuating its exterior façade to the exquisite moldings, soaring ceilings, period mantelpieces, original wood shudders, and heart pine floors beyond its vestibule, this residence’s interior historic touches radiate timeless elegance.  The main level boasts a gracious living room and a sun-drenched formal dining room, illuminated by large windows with Western and Southern exposures. Separated by pocket doors, each room features its own decorative fireplace,creating an inviting setting for gatherings of any size.  A light-filled kitchen beyond opens to a private patio providing an urban oasis in the heart of the city.  The patio gate opens to 2 parking spaces on its other side. A convenient wet bar and powder room completes this level. 

The upper levels offer an abundance of space and flexibility. The primary bedroom features a serene sanctuary with a sitting area and walk-in closet....