I’ve never seen one that has white stone like this. But of course what really interested me was the fact that is another historical house:
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House of the Day
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I’ve always thought this was a cool house on Florida Ave. west of 14th Street. The street is generally connected rowhomes but at this curve in the street there is one stand alone house.
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Surely, I’ve shown this house before. But dang some of them are worthy of multiple posts. For sure this is one of them.
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Here’s a wild one from Capitol Hill. I think this pop up works quite nicely. Best part is after the jump. (more…)
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I really dig the circular window and the bay window above it.
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This isn’t my favorite house but I’ve always been intrigued by homes that once functioned as stores. Do you like these homes that have the big storefront windows?
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This home is super cool because it used to be a bank. Ed. Note: Nichole was able to give me a bit of a tour around the Hill and provide some background info – like the fact that this home used to be a bank. Super cool. It also has a very odd lawn decoration.
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I always find this big stand alone houses between rowhouses to be unusual. I’m betting there are some amazing original details inside here.
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This one gets honors because every single window has some sweet stained glass above it. Sometimes I see homes like this with stained glass above the first floor windows but I’ve never seen second floor stained glass before. Nice. Close ups after the jump. (more…)
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I like stumbling upon these mini houses. I think this one is actually a business. Though now that I look at the picture again, the house on the left is pretty sweet too. I like that one window that sticks up above the roof. This is from Georgetown.