Welcome to 1824 23^rd Street, NW in the coveted and revered neighborhood of Kalorama. Built in 1912, this detached Georgian Colonial has been completely restored and impeccably renovated within the last eight years. This special residence is very impressive upon entering the spectacular double doors at the main entrance. The vestibule features and intricate patterns of mosaic tile with the street address of “1 8 2 4” inlaid. Another set of double doors leads to an expansive Entrance Hall. The Entrance Hall consists of views to the Living Room, Dining Room, a grand staircase to upper levels. There is also a coat closet and lovely Powder Room in the Hall. The polished nickel washstand with glass rails, by Waterworks, is one of the many stunning features of the Powder Room.

One is immediately impressed with the original architectural elements, such as American chestnut ceiling beams, wood trim, moldings and pocket doors. The Living Room is of substantial expanse and offers multiple seating arrangements. This room is washed in sunlight and boasts multiple windows and doors looking onto the private Terrace and an ornate gas fireplace.

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