A rare corner end-unit with windows on three sides and a skylight above, this home is filled with natural light from morning to evening. The wider layout and more than 1,600 square feet across just two levels create a comfortable sense of openness rarely found in this neighborhood of classic rowhomes.

The gated private garden is a highlight, offering a secluded outdoor retreat framed by mature holly trees and filled with seasonal color. Peonies, daffodils, Solomon’s seal, lavender, and David Austin roses bring life to the space throughout the year. A new hardscaped terrace provides room to sit, dine, and grill within this quiet green enclosure.

The kitchen has been tastefully updated, complementing restored hardwood floors, renovated baths, solid-wood doors, and efficient windows. All-new window treatments and a newly waterproofed crawl space add thoughtful touches of comfort and additional storage.

A built-in roof access allows for a future roof deck, a rare opportunity for expanded outdoor living with sweeping views.

This location is part of a dynamic chapter in the city’s growth. Adjacent to the RFK Campus transformation and the planned return of the Washington Commanders, yet buffered enough to preserve its residential calm, the setting offers the best of both worlds. Kingman Island, the farmers’ market, Rosedale Community Garden, and the river trail are all nearby, creating a true neighborhood atmosphere with an exciting horizon ahead.

This home stands apart for its light, width, and private garden. It is a complete and quietly distinguished residence.