Washington, DC 20001 1630 6Th Street NW

OPEN SUNDAY 6/30, 2-4PM. Designed by distinguished Washington DC architect George S. Cooper and built circa 1889, this historic townhouse located in the crux of the vibrant neighborhoods of Shaw, Logan Circle, and U St seamlessly blends classic charm with modern convenience. Brick Victorian facade adorned with decorative trim work, a charming 2nd story Juliet balcony, and traditional iron steps adorn a functional 3-Bedroom plus Bonus Room/2 Bath home. Upon entering, you'll be greeted by a spacious main floor Living Room with bay window and a gorgeous decorative mantle, which effortlessly transitions into the Dining Area featuring an elegant chandelier. A Full Bath with glass shower, and a Coat Closet and Pantry for ample storage flank the hallway leading to the large bright chefs Kitchen, complete with a breakfast bar, granite counters, and plenty of cabinet space and storage drawers. A sunny casement window above the sink overlooks the expansive rear Patio ready for a green thumb, as well as PARKING for 3+ cars! Upstairs, you'll find 3 BRs plus a BONUS room, and a full Bathroom. The generously sized front Primary Bedroom with a sweet decorative Juliet Balcony boasts multiple closets and built-in shelving and drawers, easily accommodating a king-sized bed. A bright, spacious 2nd Bedroom and a large tiled Full Bathroom are just down the hall, followed by a versatile BONUS room Den/Office/flex space, and then a 3rd rear Bedroom with 2 windows and a new fan/light fixture. Lastly, the unfinished Basement housing the utilities presents excellent storage space, and/or the potential to finish it off for future expansion or to make it into an accessory unit. Conveniently situated within 3 blocks of the Shaw Metro, Bikeshares, Giant Food, several parks, the Watha T. Daniel Library and a fabulous array of bars, restaurants, shops and cafes, this townhouse offers location, history, comfort and charm all wrapped up in one tidy package. Come see for yourself! (Note that SF figures shown are not to be used for valuations.)