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Address: 1233 S Street NW
Neighborhood: Logan Circle
Type: 5 BR, 3 (+1 half) BA duplex – 3073 sq. ft.
Open House: n/a
Listed: $1,980,000

Noteworthy: Two-unit townhouse in the heart of Logan Circle. Garage & 4 Decks

An exceptional opportunity to own a beautifully configured two-unit townhouse in the heart of Logan Circle, offering flexibility for homeowners, investors, or those seeking supplemental rental income. Live in the upper residence while generating income from the lower-level apartment, or lease both units in one of Washington’s most sought-after neighborhoods.

The upper residence features three bedrooms, two full baths and one half bath, dramatic ceilings, abundant natural light, and multiple outdoor spaces designed for effortless entertaining. Two primary suites each enjoy outdoor retreats—one opening to a charming balcony and the other to a rear deck. Just off the main living level, a private terrace creates a seamless extension of the home, complete with a striking mural that provides a distinctive urban backdrop for dining, entertaining, or relaxing outdoors.

The lower residence offers two bedrooms, a full bath, in-unit laundry, a private entrance, and an expansive front patio—providing rare outdoor living space ideal for entertaining, gardening, or enjoying the neighborhood atmosphere. Both residences also have access to the covered garage, an uncommon convenience in Logan Circle.

Perfectly positioned on a picturesque tree-lined street, 1233 S Street NW is moments from Logan Circle, 14th Street, Shaw, and Dupont Circle, with acclaimed restaurants, cafés, boutiques, Whole Foods, parks, and multiple Metro stations nearby.

Whether envisioned as a personal residence with built-in rental income, a multigenerational home, or a turnkey investment property, 1233 S Street NW delivers space, flexibility, private outdoor living, parking, and location in the heart of Logan Circle.

https://homevisit.view.property/public/vtour/display/2397088?idx=1&pws=1#!/

Listed by:
Rachael Hesling, JD, MA – TTR Sotheby’s International Realty
[email protected]
(843) 384-7224


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Join Folger Shakespeare Library’s early music ensemble-in-residence to travel back in time to 17th-century Venice.

Folger Consort launches their 50th season with “Monteverdi’s Legacy,” a program of virtuosic music.

In the 1600s, under the guidance of composer and choirmaster Claudio Monteverdi, Venice became the celebrated home of early opera and chamber music. Don’t miss the delights of madrigals, sonatas, operatic excerpts and more by Monteverdi, his students, and admirers. Performances are September 11-13. Tickets at folger.edu


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You’re doing fine. You’re handling it. Everything’s under control.

Until it’s not.

Maybe it sneaks up on you slowly—the weight getting heavier, the smile getting harder to find, the things you used to enjoy feeling empty. Maybe it hits all at once. Either way, that moment when you realize you can’t do this alone is not a moment of weakness. It’s a moment of clarity.

Mental health is the part of wellness we whisper about.

We post highlight reels but hide the breakdowns. We say “I’m good” when we’re drowning. We wait until we’re in crisis to ask for help because we’ve been taught that struggling means failing. That’s a lie.

The truth is:

  • Everyone struggles. The person next to you at work. Your best friend. Your family. The colleague who always seems put-together. Mental health doesn’t discriminate.
  • Struggling doesn’t mean you’re weak. It means you’re human. It means you’ve been carrying something heavy. And it’s time to set it down.
  • You deserve support. Not someday. Not when it gets worse. Now. Today. Whatever you’re feeling right now—it’s worth getting help for.
  • Taking care of your mental health is taking care of your life. Therapy. Medication. Talking to someone. Rest. Boundaries. These aren’t luxuries. They’re necessities.
  • Recovery is possible. Healing isn’t linear, but it’s real. People get better. Feelings change. You can feel better.

If you’re struggling today:

  • 988 Lifeline: Call or text 988 (24/7, free, confidential)
  • Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741
  • Local DC mental health serviceshttps://dcmhca.org/

You don’t have to figure this out alone. Reach out. To a friend, a family member, a counselor, a hotline. The hardest part is asking. The rest gets easier.

Your mental health matters. You matter.


Holiday

Happy first day for DC Public Schools! Thanks to Mark for sending this beautiful sight from Mount Pleasant.

***Last Christmas Tree in Town (definitely not the last) is brought to you by the Friends of Mizuta Masahide Society. Should we be blessed with any, please send your SEPTEMBER tree sightings to [email protected] and let me know where you saw it. Thanks!


Event

The Fuss is a dynamic ska and rocksteady band from Washington, D.C. Their sound pays tribute to the music of 1960’s Jamaica and the British Mod scene, while putting modern slant on the timeless styles. The group showcases 3-part female harmonies and a 3-piece horn section. The Fuss’s lively vibe gets a crowd going, yet brings a smooth and steady groove.

For the first time, they’ll play brand new songs from their upcoming album, Together (October, 2026) on Jump Up Records.


Dear PoPville

“Dear PoPville,

I’ve been going to a haircutter for 2-3 years, even though the salon is a schlep, and the price has gone up significantly since I started with them. The haircutter does a superb job so I keep going back.

We don’t chat much. She works quietly, I read in the chair. We’re cordial. I respect her work and tip well.

But by chance, I recently discovered that I have been losing hair growth on parts of my scalp. It wasn’t falling out, it was failing to grow. The loss is not obvious when my hair is dry, but I noticed something one day after shampooing and took a picture and sent to my doctor (and yikes, it looked way worse than I’d realized). A blood test showed I’ve had an iron deficiency. While the deficit was not severe, it did need attention. (FYI hair loss is often a sign of insufficient iron intake.)

My haircutter could not have (more…)