Step into this classic 1913 Wardman, this semi-detached Chevy Chase home carries its history with quiet confidence. Original woodwork lines the gracious foyer. Oak floors—with inlaid patterns worn smooth by time—stretch through wide living and dining rooms. Sunlight filters through tall windows, bouncing off 9-foot plaster ceilings and softening the edges of every space.
The kitchen, reimagined with Reico cabinetry, blends modern ease with clean, classic lines. The traditional floor plan lends itself too entertaining with a true dining room and living room overlooking the manicured garden. Upstairs, three bedrooms (one with a fireplace) look out over the tree-lined street and brick-paved garden which is exploding with cherry blossoms and a wisteria vine ready to bloom Two share a balcony with ironwork railings, a gentle perch above the quiet yard. On the third floor, the primary suite rises like a retreat in the trees—private, open, and filled with light. The master bath is outfitted with skylights dual sinks and a beautiful spa like shower.
The lower level adds a third full bath, a flex space with its own entrance, and room for storage, guests, or creative use. For flexibility the home can include parking should you desire—a rare convenience in this walkable pocket of the city.
Out back, the bricked garden invites slow mornings and quiet evenings. It’s a space made for potted herbs, reading in the sun, or small gatherings for alfresco dining.
This is a home that holds onto the past while making room for the present. Loaded with character and its location, in the heart of Chevy Chase DC, places you near Rock Creek Park, Metro, and some of the city’s most beloved local spots.