Located half a block from Logan Circle and one block from the 14th Street Corridor, this 3,800-square-foot Queen Anne-influenced Victorian offers a 95% walkability score. Highlights include a private roof terrace with unobstructed Washington Monument views, wet bar and motorized awning; an irrigated garden with mature privacy hedging; secured parking; and an elevator serving all floors.
The residence features a Thermador appliance suite with dual-fuel cooking, a primary suite with two walk-in closets, steam shower and soaking tub, and a private two-bedroom lock-off suite with a separate entrance and elevator access.
Built in 1900, the property was home to The Clarke, a dressmaking school operated by Mrs. Addie Clarke in 1917. Among her students was Amanda Hunt Wicker, who later founded the Clarke School of Dressmaking and Fashion Design in Cleveland.
