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“This Victorian row home is spectacular. An absolutely stunning 2-level penthouse condominium built in 1910 and elegantly renovated, is your chance to own a little piece of history. Sophisticated yet modern, this 3-bedroom and 2.5 bath is appointed with new oak hardwoods , intricate custom wainscoting and picture frame molding throughout, large bedrooms, modern light fixtures, a marble spa-inspired primary bath and a large sunset-facing deck perfect for relaxing at the end of the day.
Assigned parking with a roll-top garage door leads directly to your back door. Enjoy the many offerings and conveniences of Columbia Heights. Only one block from the Green/Yellow Line Metro, Target, Best Buy, Giant, 2 Michelin-star restaurants and over 30 eateries at all price points. Don’t miss this truly modern-classical design lovers’ dream.”is a 13 BR/13 FB/5 HB Federal-style home.
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