Ideally located at the intersection of the Cleveland Park, Woodley Park, and Massachusetts Avenue Heights neighborhoods, this semi-detached 1924 residence pairs historic character with modern convenience.
A light-filled foyer flows to the principal rooms. The dining room, highlighted by a bay window, is bathed in natural light and connects seamlessly to the kitchen which features stainless steel appliances, a five-burner gas range, and generous cabinetry. The living room is anchored by a carved wood and marble fireplace and enhanced by built-in shelving. The living space connects to a private terrace and fully fenced rear garden, thoughtfully enclosed to provide privacy and a seamless indoor-outdoor connection. A rear breakfast room provides practical transition space and direct access to the terrace, enhancing functionality while completing the main level.

Upstairs, the primary suite is surrounded by windows and offers dual closets and a well-appointed bathroom with a double vanity, frameless glass shower, and tile finishes. Two additional bedrooms, share a hall bathroom with dual sinks. A finished third level provides flexible space ideal for a fourth bedroom, or recreation room, complete with built-in shelving and integrated desk space.

The finished lower level adds versatility with an enclosed study or den, and a full bathroom, laundry area, and access to the attached one-car garage.

The home is easily walkable to metro stations, Rock Creek Park, and the vibrant retail and dining corridors of Connecticut Avenue, and Cathedral Commons.