The charm and dignified disposition of this residence are inversely correlated to its size. Located on a very pleasant block of late-19th-century attached rowhouses in Georgetown’s East Village, this house offers a generous amount of space notwithstanding its approximately 1,000 square feet. The central living space with a working, wood-burning fireplace can be arranged in any number of ways to suit myriad purposes, whether as a large and comfortable living room, or divided into separate dining and living spaces, dictated by furniture arrangement. The kitchen opens onto a lovely terrace which can be used in most seasons of the year. The terrace can be considered as an additional room for either work or entertaining and is an opportunity to create a space that is tailored to its new owner’s needs and horticultural ambitions, however modest. The second floor offers two bedrooms and one bathroom. Both bedrooms are furnished with an abundance of natural light, and each has a view: one of 28th Street and one of the garden below. A walk-out lower level is discreetly accessed through the living room and includes new laundry and mechanicals.