Romanesque Revival Style Victorian in the Bloomingdale Historic District, built in 1901 by renowned DC architect and builder, Thomas M. Haislip This exquisite home features an abundance of increasingly rare original antique decorative details. Both upper levels have old growth heart of pine floors, a material that is no longer commercially available. There are three mantels, all with original tile. The vestibule has both the floor and wall tile intended in the original design. All pocket doors (4 total) are in good restored and working order. Care was taken to retain the hand forged door hardware, and delicate millwork. Formal dining room plus den/office, illuminated Secret back staircase, soaring ceilings, big bay windows, skylights, cast iron clawfoot tub, moist and efficient radiator heat (with new boiler, as well as central A/C), Easily accessible attic storage, Built ins, Elfa closet fixtures, Murphy bed frame in middle bedroom can convey, washer/dryer on bedroom level, fancy spa bathroom with bidet, Kohler fixtures GE Profile appliance suite in kitchen, separate wine fridge, loads of storage and granite counter space Patio, concrete parking pad and carport with parabola and roll up door Certificate of Occupancy for income producing 2 bedroom English basement apartment (No photos of basement unit for tenant privacy. Rents for $1850/mo) First Open Saturday 5/8 2-4pm and Sunday 5/9/2021 2-5pm