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“Don’t miss the rare opportunity to own a piece of history”


1509 Swann Street, NW

Tom writes:

“1509 Swann, is on the market again. Love how the agent describes it as “historically significant”.

The full listing says:

“Don’t miss the rare opportunity to own a piece of history with this stunning 4 BR ; 3.5 BA Victorian rowhome, built circa 1886, located on gorgeous Swann Street in the highly desired Logan Circle neighborhood. Nestled in the heart of it all, this home offers luxury and privacy within a short walk to endless dining, retail, fitness, grocery, and transportation options. Upon entry, you~ll be amazed by the eleven-foot-high ceilings; the brilliant natural light that floods the living and dining areas; and the dramatic, antique English black marble fireplace, featuring a Venetian plaster chimney.

The custom-made white oak floating credenza, with its integrated lighting and black soapstone top, adds a finishing touch. The first floor~s open plan lets you take in the immense space this home offers. The gourmet kitchen features Viking appliances, a Miele knock-to-open dishwasher, Tom and Flos Light fixtures, wine refrigerator, custom mahogany cabinets, and exotic marble countertops. A concealed breakfast nook overlooks the ground-floor deck and bucolic private patio, which are perfect for entertaining.

Fully renovated in 2017 by Fowlkes Studio, the second floor includes a spacious central media room; two bedrooms with generous storage provided by custom-built cabinetry; and a full bathroom. The third-floor master suite boasts a half-moon window; the expansive adjoining spa bathroom has Venetian plaster walls and handmade Waterworks-tile shower with Kallista fixtures. Ample storage is provided by 8.5-foot custom wardrobes with leather pulls; the nursery, featuring Oscar de la Renta wall coverings, can also be used as a walk-in closet. Completing this oasis is the private roof deck, perfect for yoga or your morning coffee. (Permits have been submitted for an addition to the roof deck, which will expand this space even further.) The lower level is perfect for additional living space, or as a guest, in-law, or au pair suite. Entered from the interior or private outside entry, this level has a full kitchen with adjoining living room, one bedroom, and a four-piece bathroom. Private, secure two-car parking is yet another attribute of this historic gem.”

It’s listed at $2,395,000.

Ed. Note: Back in 2012, pre-renovation, it was listed for $1,599,000.

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