The article reviews several notable homes for sale, each highlighting unique architectural elements and their luxury amenities. A 1920 rowhouse features original wood with sunrooms adaptable as a home office. A midcentury modern home from 1958 offers an open-plan layout, while a 1946 Arlington Craftsman impresses with a chef's kitchen and luxurious bathroom. Lastly, an elaborate Kalorama townhouse from 1908 boasts modern renovations and scenic terraces, making them appealing choices for prospective buyers.
Original wood details, skylights, and two sunrooms-one upstairs that could double as a home office or playroom-are among the draws of this 1920 rowhouse.
Pine ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and an open floor plan are among the highlights of this 1958 listing.
Located in the Dominion Hills neighborhood, this 1946 house was recently renovated and features a chef's kitchen, two fireplaces, and a soaking tub in the primary ensuite bathroom.
This 1908 four-level townhouse, newly renovated, boasts white oak flooring, a kitchen with Miele appliances, and multiple terraces with skyline views.
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