House of the Day

This one’s all about the bay window. Found it near Mt. Vernon Triangle.

This cool one on N Street east of Connecticut Ave looks like it could use a little love but it’s got some sweet details. I particularly like the little turret up top:

I’m digging this one from Georgetown. Looks like it may have been a small factory or something at some point.

This house is so cool on many levels. I think I may have showed it once before. It’s located in an alley right near the Buffalo bridge to Georgetown.

This time the below part looked like a yacht to me. What do you think of the house overall?

I really dig these ones that are set back a bit from the street. Notice that this one has the front door to the right of the picture behind the tree. It’s from Capitol Hill.

Here’s a couple of great brownstones from Capitol Hill.

One of my all time favorites (I think I’ve shown the porch before) from Cleveland Park on Macomb Street, NW.

This house reminds me of one that I have posted from the LeDroit Park neighborhood. This one is from Capitol Hill. They are both awesome. This one looks like it was a pop up from way back in the day.

Got some Capitol Hill beauties to share this week. I thought these were some pretty unusual looking row houses. Of course the windows were my favorite:

We’ve looked at some bungalows from North Country before. There really are tons up there. I thought this one was great. And the photo below, while obviously not a bungalow, also looked pretty unusual (from Eckington).