Built in 1910 and designed by prominent Washington architect Waddy Butler Wood, 2214 Wyoming Avenue is one of three attached, speculatively-built residences that together form one of the most sophisticated row house compositions in the city. A distinguished example of Wood’s Arts & Crafts interpretation of Mediterranean Revival architecture, the home’s richly ornamented façade is crafted of concrete by the renowned John Early Studio, the same artisans responsible for the historic walls at Meridian Hill Park. Set among a remarkable collection of ambassadorial homes, the residence is one of more than five dozen properties in Kalorama designed by Wood.
Behind its whimsical exterior, the interior spaces offer a seamless flow designed for both grand entertaining and comfortable everyday living. The main rooms transition effortlessly from one to the next, creating an inviting progression through the home and a natural setting for gatherings of any scale. Architectural detail and craftsmansh