Georgetown House Has Been Called Home By Prominent Washingtonians

WASHINGTON, DC — This Federal-style home is located among many prominent houses in historic Georgetown. Set back from the street, the house has a facade of traditional brick, which is enhanced with detailed custom millwork.

The house has been called home by various well-known Washingtonians, including U.S. Sen. Charles H. Percy. The house is ideal for entertaining and has hosted prominent D.C. political figures, including senators, congressmen, and members of the diplomatic corps, for parties and social gatherings.

The main house features generously proportioned rooms and a seamless flow from indoors to outdoors. A large private terrace, separate renovated pool house, elevator and heated pool are some of its features.

An arched-front vestibule leads to the reception foyer, complemented by marble floors, elegant moldings and architectural details. The living room is southeast-facing, with an original fireplace and bay window overlooking the lush rear garden.

The fully renovated gourmet kitchen offers marble countertops, high-end appliances, and abundant cabinet space. The kitchen can be closed off with pocket doors and adjoins the exquisite dining room.

The family room accesses the rear garden through floor-to-ceiling glass paneled doors, further illuminating the room with an abundance of natural light. There is the added convenience of a powder room on this level. An elegant curved stairwell leads to the second level. The owner's suite captures southeastern sunlight and has two walk-in closets, built-ins, and a private sitting room.

• Address: 1691 34th St NW, Washington
• Price: $6,450,000
• Square Feet: 5,331
• Bedrooms: 5
• Bathrooms: 6.5
• Built: 1951

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