Oh man, I found some great ones in Crestwood/16th Heights area today. This one blew me away. It was west of 16th Street, I think, on Varnum.
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Architecture
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I love the bay window on this home from Monroe Street in Columbia Heights.
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Truth be told, it’s all about the hammock here. Only one maybe two more months of good hammock time left in the season…
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It’s a bit obscured by the tree but I really liked this one in Woodley Park.
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We’ve looked at this home in Mt. Pleasant in the past before it was fully completed. Initially I thought the partial brown top looked a bit odd. But I took a look this weekend and I think it actually came out looking pretty good. The place is gigantic, not sure if the photo conveys that. I assume it has got to be a multi family residence, yeah? Also a pretty big garage in the back. What do you think now that it’s completed – thumbs up or down?
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This is a classic rowhouse up in 16th Street Heights. I dig the pitched roof over the door.
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I’m not saying I like it, I just find it very unusual. I guess this a pop up gone bad? Anyone like this one?
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Balconies like this make me wish I had one.
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This is one of the coolest most unusual houses I’ve come across. I think I may have featured the door before because it definitely looks familiar. But the whole house is amazing. I particularly like the windows. And of course there are some sweet porch sculptures as well. It’s located on 28th Street near P St, NW in Georgetown.
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I think it might be time to redesignate the home being renovated at Upshur and New Hampshire, formerly known as the Petworth Eyesore. While you can see it still has a ways to go, it seems the new owners are putting a ton of work into it. I definitely think removing the siding and putting up brick is a huge improvement. If they brick it up all the way around do you think we should remove the tag of eyesore from this property?