D.C. Victorian From 1905 With Chef’s Kitchen and Rooftop Deck

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Mathew Abraham, editor of Century Homes America, brings his passion for architectural history to explore the stories behind America’s most iconic homes.

Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

Built-in 1905 and offered at $1,199,000, this beautifully remodeled 4-bedroom, 2-full-bath, 2-half-bath home blends modern luxury with classic Queen Anne Victorian charm. Gorgeous hardwood floors extend throughout the open-concept main level. The chef’s kitchen boasts sleek stainless steel appliances, ample cabinetry, and generous counter space, perfect for cooking and entertaining. The spacious dining area is ideal for family meals or hosting gatherings. Step outside to the newly constructed deck above the detached garage, offering a private retreat for summer BBQs, outdoor dining, or simply unwinding under the open sky.

Townhouse with Yellow Door

Queen Anne Townhouse with Yellow Door
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

A Queen Anne townhouse, with its characteristic turret and modern gray siding, stands prominently. The house blends historic architectural elements with contemporary updates. A bright yellow door serves as a striking focal point, contrasting with the gray exterior. A black metal fence encloses the front yard, providing a sense of privacy and security.

Where is Washington?

Where is Washington?
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Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States, sits along the Potomac River, bordering Maryland and Virginia. Known for its rich history, the city is home to iconic landmarks such as the White House, the U.S. Capitol, and the Lincoln Memorial. Beyond politics, D.C. boasts vibrant neighborhoods, world-class museums, and a thriving cultural scene. From the historic row houses of Georgetown to the bustling energy of downtown, the city offers a unique blend of tradition and modern urban living.

Rooftop Deck

Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

An expansive rooftop deck provides an elevated outdoor space with views of the surrounding neighborhood. The deck is constructed with light-colored composite planks, creating a clean and modern surface.

Porch Detail

Porch Detail
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

A close-up view focuses on the details of a porch, showcasing a bright yellow door and modern gray siding. The yellow door, with its decorative glass panels, serves as a striking focal point. A polished doorknob and lock are visible, adding a touch of elegance.

Bright Living Room

Bright Living Room
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

A spacious living room feels airy and inviting, with a focus on clean lines and modern furnishings. Light walls and recessed lighting create a bright and welcoming atmosphere. A light-colored sofa and armchair provide comfortable seating, arranged around a square white coffee table. A rug with a subtle pattern lies beneath the seating area, adding texture and defining the space.

Room

Room with Hardwood Floor
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

This open room highlights its architectural charm and abundant natural light, offering a versatile space ready for customization. Warm-toned hardwood floors extend throughout, creating a seamless flow, while light-colored walls enhance the airy atmosphere. Expansive windows invite ample sunlight, brightening the space and emphasizing its welcoming feel.

Entryway with Ornate Staircase

Entryway with Ornate Staircase
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

An entryway presents a blend of architectural detail and open flow, leading into the home. The space feels bright and welcoming, with a focus on clean lines and natural light. An ornate staircase, with dark wood railings and white risers, serves as a focal point, adding a touch of classic elegance. The staircase features a unique, dark wood panel at its base.

Dining Area

Dining Area
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

An open-concept dining space presents a bright and cohesive design characterized by a predominantly white palette and modern lighting fixtures. A round dining table, with a white surface and pedestal base, is positioned centrally, creating a focal point. Four upholstered chairs with a light, textured fabric surround the table, providing comfortable seating.

Interior Space

Interior Space
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

An open interior space features white cabinetry lining the walls, suggesting a functional area. White countertops provide a clean surface. Stainless steel appliances are integrated into the cabinetry. A central island, topped with a white surface, offers additional workspace. The island features a waterfall edge design, adding a contemporary detail.

Kitchen

Kitchen with White Cabinetry
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

This modern kitchen is defined by its clean, white aesthetic and contemporary details. White shaker-style cabinetry lines the walls, creating a bright and cohesive look. Quartz countertops, with a subtle pattern, offer a smooth and durable surface. Modern pendant lights hang above the island, providing focused illumination and adding a touch of contemporary elegance.

Empty Room

Empty Room
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

An empty room presents a blank canvas, ready for personalization. The space feels bright and airy, with a focus on clean lines and natural light. The walls are painted a light color, enhancing the sense of spaciousness. The window frames a view of an exterior setting, suggesting a connection to the outdoors.

Finished Basement Space

Finished Basement Space
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

A finished basement space offers a clean and modern aesthetic, characterized by gray laminate flooring and white walls. The area feels bright and spacious, with a focus on functionality. Gray laminate planks stretch across the floor, creating a durable and stylish surface. The planks are laid in a diagonal pattern. A staircase, with dark wood railings and white risers, is positioned to the left.

Mirror and Vessel Sink

Mirror and Blue Glass Vessel Sink
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

A section of an interior wall showcases a gray framed mirror and a blue glass vessel sink. The wall is painted white, creating a clean and minimalist backdrop. The mirror, with its rustic gray frame, hangs on the wall, reflecting light and adding a touch of texture.

Small Bathroom

Small Bathroom
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

A compact bathroom features white walls and fixtures, creating a bright and clean atmosphere. The space feels functional and well-organized. A unique blue glass vessel sink sits atop a white vanity cabinet, serving as a focal point. The sink’s swirling pattern and translucent quality add a touch of artistic flair. A modern black faucet complements the sink’s design.

Bedroom

Bedroom
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

A bedroom features a bed with a dark headboard and neutral-toned bedding. A dark dresser is positioned against a wall with framed artwork above it. A bench, upholstered in a light fabric, is placed at the foot of the bed. A small side table and armchair are positioned near the window. The room contains a bed, dresser, bench, side table, and armchair.

Bathroom with Double Vanity

Bathroom with Double Vanity and Mirror
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

A bathroom showcases a double vanity with two sinks and mirrors. The space features white walls and a light-colored tile floor. A gray double vanity with drawers and cabinets is positioned centrally, providing storage and counter space. Two white sinks are inset into the vanity, each with a polished chrome faucet. Two mirrors, one arched and one rectangular, hang above the vanity.

Walk-in Shower

Walk-in Shower
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

A walk-in shower is featured, showcasing marble tiles and mosaic accents. The space feels modern and well-designed. The shower walls are clad in large, rectangular marble tiles with a subtle veining pattern. A horizontal band of mosaic tiles, featuring small, multicolored squares, runs across the shower wall, adding a decorative touch.

Unfurnished Room

Unfurnished Room
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

This room features hardwood flooring and two windows that allow daylight to enter. Light-colored walls and white trim, reminiscent of Craftsman design, are visible. An open doorway leads to an adjacent space, and a partially open white door is present. Recessed lighting is installed in the ceiling. A section of sunlight is cast across the floor.

Room with Mirrored Closet Doors

Room with Mirrored Closet Doors
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

The room is defined by its warm-toned hardwood flooring, laid in a plank pattern that catches the light. Two windows, positioned along an exterior wall, allow natural light to enter, creating a contrast of light and shadow across the floor. A closet, featuring mirrored sliding doors, occupies a portion of one wall, creating a sense of depth and reflecting the surrounding space.

Bathroom with Marble Tiles

Bathroom with Marble Tiles
Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

This bathroom combines natural stone with warm wood tones and dark metal accents. Large-format marble tiles, featuring a subtle veining pattern, cover the shower walls and floor. Dark metal fixtures, including a showerhead and faucet, offer a striking contrast to the light marble and white walls. A built-in bathtub, positioned at the end of the shower, provides a soaking option.

Garage

Alan Chargin, Keller Williams Capital Properties

This is an empty garage space with a concrete floor and a white sectional garage door. The walls are painted a light color, and the ceiling is white. The concrete floor shows some discoloration and markings. The garage door has small rectangular windows across the top section.

Listing agent: Keller Williams Capital Properties via Zillow

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