Address: 7537 12th Street NW
Neighborhood: Shepherd Park
Listed: $1,325,000
Located in the desirable neighborhood of Shepherd Park, this 1942 center hall colonial has been completely renovated and expanded for today’s lifestyle.
The new home now boasts more than 4,300 sq. ft. with five bedrooms, two bonus rooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms and all new systems.
Finishes balance contemporary and traditional styles to receive all the benefits of modern living without removing the charm or architectural integrity of the original structure. New 4″ white oak, sand-in-place flooring spans the entire first and second floor.
On the first floor the gourmet kitchen which opens up to the family room area features a 36″ professional grade Wolf range, top of the line KitchenAid appliances, marble countertops, a farmhouse sink and a butler’s pantry with separate beverage fridge.
The formal living room features a working fireplace and coffered ceiling. The dining room is perfect for dinner parties and holidays.
The second floor has the master suite with vaulted ceiling, a huge walk-in closet and a sumptuous master bathroom with free-standing bathtub, dual shower heads and a double vanity with plenty of storage.
The large bedrooms are flooded with natural light and have ample closet space. The bathrooms have all been meticulously re-constructed with unique and hand-made tile, Moen plumbing fixtures, new cabinetry and lighting.
This spectacular home also has a finished basement and attic complete with bonus/rec room and space for a home office. New flagstone walkways, front and rear porches and a paver patio in the rear allow numerous areas for outdoor living and entertaining. There is also a two-car garage with easy alley access.
Listed by:
Alexandra Thomas Schwartz
Ray Ferrara
Compass Real Estate
202-725-2545
[email protected]
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