Once in a while a unique piece of property comes on the market. Own a piece of history in Old Firehouse No. 9 nestled between Logan Circle, Dupont Circle and Adams Morgan. Old Firehouse No. 9 served as a fire department in the late 19th century and converted to a 13-unit condominium in the 1980’s. This penthouse level lofted one bedroom, one bathroom was renovated andreconfigured in 2016 into one of the most amazing loft residences in the city. Walking into this homeyou have a feeling of being in a European villa in the Alps. The previous owner thought through every detailworking with a leading DC architect that specializes in sustainable reconstructions taking great care toutilize vintage and local materials wherever possible. As you enter the front door, you will notice the 18 ftentry ceiling as you walk up the stairs to the main living area. The high ceilings continue on the main levelwith an A-Frame ceiling and wall of windows in the living room which streams in the southern exposurelight. Your eyes will then feast upon the grandeur this home holds with the fully retractable French doorsthat lead out to a large balcony, handcrafted local red wormy oak hardwood floors milled in Pennsylvaniathroughout the main level and loft, a reconstructed cast-iron Victorian spiral staircase sourced from anestate In Baltimore, wood burning fireplace surrounded with built-ins of local wood (don’t forget to checkout the hidden door built-in), and multiple options for seating, working and dining spaces. The main levelalso has three closets for storage. The kitchen was expanded during the renovation upgrading theappliances and plumbing as well as installing black and white Italian travertine flooring. The bathroom floorand shower surround were lined with limestone and the remaining walls and vanity were crafted out of localwalnut (water sealed). There is a full-size washer and dryer tucked away in the bathroom. As you ascendthe spiral staircase to the loft bedroom, you find a cozy sleeping nook that looks out upon the night sky andhas 2 skylights allowing you to gaze up and fall asleep to stars. The home is truly an entertainer's dreamwith multiple configurations for dining and seating spaces or you can also cozy up to the fire on cool fallevenings with a glass of wine and pull down the projection screen in the living room and watch your favoritemovie. Ideally triangulated amongst three popular neighborhoods – Dupont, Logan Circle and AdamsMorgan – you have a number of shopping options, access to some of DC’s best restaurants, and you’re lessthan a mile to both Dupont and U Street Metro stations. Choices for grocery stores isn’t a problem eitherwith Whole Foods, Trader Joes, Safeway are all within a 10-15 min walk. If you’re looking fora place to workout, Vida gym and rooftop pool are right next door!
Once in a while a unique piece of property comes on the market. Own a piece of history in Old Firehouse No. 9 nestled between Logan Circle, Dupont Circle and Adams Morgan. Old Firehouse No. 9 served as a fire department in the late 19th century and converted to a 13-unit condominium in the 1980’s. This penthouse level lofted one bedroom, one bathroom was renovated andreconfigured in 2016 into one of the most amazing loft residences in the city. Walking into this homeyou have a feeling of being in a European villa in the Alps. The previous owner thought through every detailworking with a leading DC architect that specializes in sustainable reconstructions taking great care toutilize vintage and local materials wherever possible. As you enter the front door, you will notice the 18 ftentry ceiling as you walk up the stairs to the main living area. The high ceilings continue on the main levelwith an A-Frame ceiling and wall of windows in the living room which streams in the southern exposurelight. Your eyes will then feast upon the grandeur this home holds with the fully retractable French doorsthat lead out to a large balcony, handcrafted local red wormy oak hardwood floors milled in Pennsylvaniathroughout the main level and loft, a reconstructed cast-iron Victorian spiral staircase sourced from anestate In Baltimore, wood burning fireplace surrounded with built-ins of local wood (don’t forget to checkout the hidden door built-in), and multiple options for seating, working and dining spaces. The main levelalso has three closets for storage. The kitchen was expanded during the renovation upgrading theappliances and plumbing as well as installing black and white Italian travertine flooring. The bathroom floorand shower surround were lined with limestone and the remaining walls and vanity were crafted out of localwalnut (water sealed). There is a full-size washer and dryer tucked away in the bathroom. As you ascendthe spiral staircase to the loft bedroom, you find a cozy sleeping nook that looks out upon the night sky andhas 2 skylights allowing you to gaze up and fall asleep to stars. The home is truly an entertainer's dreamwith multiple configurations for dining and seating spaces or you can also cozy up to the fire on cool fallevenings with a glass of wine and pull down the projection screen in the living room and watch your favoritemovie. Ideally triangulated amongst three popular neighborhoods – Dupont, Logan Circle and AdamsMorgan – you have a number of shopping options, access to some of DC’s best restaurants, and you’re lessthan a mile to both Dupont and U Street Metro stations. Choices for grocery stores isn’t a problem eitherwith Whole Foods, Trader Joes, Safeway are all within a 10-15 min walk. If you’re looking fora place to workout, Vida gym and rooftop pool are right next door!
Neighborhood
Type
Total Baths
County
Washington
HOA Dues
$345/mo
Tax Amount
$2,626
Status
Active
Listing #
DCDC2277446
Built
1893
Listed on site
11 days
Listing Agent Id
121135975211