ATTENTION: Investors and visionary Home Owners! This beautiful Grand Dame is ready for a refresh and poised to make its debut. Located in the heart of
historic LeDroit Park on the iconic 2100 block of 1st Street NW, this
expansive and elegant rowhome blends timeless charm with modern
updates. Designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1974, it was the home of Samuel Gompers, founder of the American Federation of Labor. The official plaque convey with the house. Step into a welcoming vestibule featuring classic tile detailing. The
spacious and extra-wide Living Room offers an ideal space for relaxing or entertaining, and
flows seamlessly into a formal Dining Room—perfect for dinner parties or
gatherings. The large eat-in Kitchen includes ample workspace and direct
access to exterior stairs. A new gas stove conveys. A convenient Half Bath is tucked beneath the main
staircase.
The first upper level features a Main BR, en suite Bath and 2 more BRs, a
Study and Hall Bath offering flexibility for family, guests, or home office
setups. The top level serves as a perfect owner’s suite retreat, providing
privacy and additional space. The lower-level English Basement is
separately metered and not connected to the main living floor—ideal for an
in-law suite, rental opportunity equipped with 1BR/1BA & KIT, or additional
storage. Additional features include: Rear Parking for one vehicle, Newer
Dual Zoned HVAC systems, Recessed Lighting, Soaring 10-foot+ ceilings and replacement Anderson Windows throughout.
Shown by appointment only. Lovingly cared for but SOLD Stickley AS IS.