Contract Presentation Thursday September 16th at 1 pm. This fine c. 1927 Tudor Revival residence is located in 16th Street Heights, a vibrant and charming neighborhood known for its superb architecture and proximity to downtown Washington, DC. The exterior exhibits fine brickwork from the period, as well as gracious proportions and refined details. It is set back from the street by a front lawn that complements the overall sensibility of the house. Recently renovated throughout all of its four floors of finished living space, the house affords large and welcoming rooms with abundant natural light. The entrance hall has benefitted from the recent addition of a coat closet and powder room. The rest of the public rooms are accessed directly off the hall, including a large living room with wood-burning fireplace to the west and the dining room with original French doors to the east. Every effort was made to preserve as many of the original details as possible, including the built-in china closets in the dining room, the white-oak floors, and the window and door moldings. The kitchen was completely re-imagined and is outfitted with high-quality appliances, fixtures, and finishes. It is also accessible through a mudroom that opens onto the rear garden with a detached two-car garage. An original pantry provides additional storage. The second floor offers a large principal bedroom with an en suite bathroom in addition to a hall bathroom and two guest bedrooms. The original sleeping porch could be used as an office or as an additional bedroom. The third floor is as beautifully finished as the other floors, as it was designed as living space when the house was built. It offers two substantial rooms and a hall bathroom with an original bathtub. The lower level was completely renovated to serve as additional living space with a separate laundry and storage room.