I really liked the difference in the three styles from floor to floor. A pretty cool stand-alone from Georgetown.
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House of the Day
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This great one is from Georgetown.
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While I think this one is split into apartments I still love the building. It hits the trifecta for me – ivy, fire escape and big circular windows. I know it’s not everyone’s favorite, but I seriously dig it.
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A friend of mine loves this house. It’s from Truxton Circle. I think it’s the first rowhouse painted black I’ve ever seen. Do you like the colors?
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Every now and then I gotta throw a re-PoP up. Cause I was walking past this one on S Street just east of 18th and it could very well be the coolest rowhouse in DC. Right?
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I really like how the third level looks on this rowhouse in Columbia Heights.
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Here’s another near the Naval Observatory on 34th Street. It kinda reminded me of the home from My Big Fat Greek Wedding…
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This home located on Monroe Street, NW at the corner of Brown is one of my favorites in the city. It’s been getting a facelift and looks even better now.
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I thought this was a very unusual one as you can see it has like two kinds of borders one at the top and one around the door. I’ve never seen a style like this before. This is located off Mass Ave. on Rock Creek not too far from the Naval Observatory.
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Here’s another interesting example from 16th Street Heights. I was mostly taken with the turret in the middle but am also wondering what you guys think about the contrast of the red brick with the formstone?