Completely Renovated Alexandria Home Dates Back To 1770

ALEXANDRIA, VA — Even though this Old Town Alexandria home was completely renovated, the history is evident.

The three-bedroom home dates back to 1770, featuring original heart pine floors and original fireplaces that are decorative only. Exposed brick adds character in the kitchen, and one bedroom has built-in bookcases. A courtyard provides a private place to enjoy the outdoors, but the home is also close to the waterfront and King Street.

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• Address: 319 Wolfe St, Alexandria, Virginia
• Price: $1,195,000
• Square Feet: 1890
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 2 Baths
• Built: 1770
• Features: What an incredible opportunity to own this amazing historic (circa 1770) DETACHED home in the heart of Old Town! Completely renovated in 2018, much of the historic charm and character has been preserved while adding today's modern conveniences. Come through the custom wood gates and experience something rarely found in Old Town . . . a front courtyard. Prepare to be wowed as you enter the home and see the original 14 wide plank heart pine floors. There are original fireplaces (decorative) in the living and dining rooms. Exposed beams and brick walls are enhanced with walnut counters, copper sink and custom cabinetry to create a kitchen any cook will enjoy! Or grill and entertain in the private rear courtyard with slate patio. The home offers a versatile floor plan, allowing for the comfort of working from home. Both the front living room/den and the back bedroom with built-in bookcases would make great office space. Located just 3 blocks from the river and 3 blocks from King Street, so leave your car at home and stroll to the shops and restaurants. Come enjoy the Old Town lifestyle! (There's quite a documented history to this home, including photos and articles, that will convey to the new owner. Washington socialite Joan Haley obtained one of the first FHA renovation loans given to a woman, and she renovated the home in the 1930s. The home was then featured in the 1937 Alexandria Homes Tour.)

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