The Kingman Park neighborhood received a historic designation and was designed principally by architect George Santmyers, one of Washington's most prolific and noteworthy architects of the twentieth century. Santmyers' designs included a range of styles, from Tudor Revival to Gothic to Colonial Revival. Two of the more prominent buildings that he designed are: 3901 Connecticut Avenue, NW (1927); and 2101 Connecticut Avenue, NW (1929) where he was assisted by Joseph Abel. Kingman Park was developed by Charles Sager who named after Brig. Gen. Dan Christie Kingman, head of the Army Corps of Engineers, which created nearby Kingman Island and Kingman Lake by dredging the Anacostia River. This home qualifies for as little as 3% downpayment, 30 year fixed with 5.75% interest and $1500 closing cost grant.Discover this beautifully renovated home in the desirable Kingman Park. This bright and airy 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home features an inviting open floor plan, elegant hardwood floors, and a picturesque backyard complete with a patio and parking.On the main level, you'll find a sleek, modern kitchen equipped with a large island perfect for entertaining, Silestone countertops, and stainless steel appliances. The spacious dining room, sunlit living room, and convenient half bath complete this level.The upper level boasts two well-appointed bedrooms and two updated bathrooms, including a luxurious ensuite primary bedroom and a separate office/den. The lower level offers a versatile recreation room, an additional bedroom and bathroom, and direct walkout access to the backyard.Enjoy outdoor living with a charming front porch, a private serene patio. Commuting is a breeze with easy access to major routes, Metro bus stops, Stadium-Armory Metro (just 1.2 miles away), and The Fields at RFK (only 0.3 miles away). You're minutes from the vibrant dining and entertainment options at Union Market, H Street, and NoMa. Close to everything Washington, D.C. has to offer, this home is a must-see!