1721 EUCLID ST NW, WASHINGTON,DC 20009

Buy a completely updated piece of DC’s architectural history! 1721 Euclid was designed by famed DC architect William James Palmer who was known for his work on numerous churches and houses in Washington. This home showcases his use of pressed brick, stone lintels, and deep eaves with modillion detailing.
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This meticulously maintained and updated house has everything you could want – from a spectacular two-level roof deck with hot tub to a fully-legal two-bedroom rental unit in the basement! Sunlight bathes the house from the south-facing bay windows highlighting the soaring ceilings and freshly refinished hardwood floors.
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The main level features a flowing floor plan from the living room, through the formal dining room, past the powder room, to the updated kitchen. Off the kitchen is a rear deck and patio that’s ideal for entertaining and barbeques. On the next level, you’ll find four bedrooms, laundry, an updated bathroom, and a rear balcony. The top floor features a primary bedroom suite, large closets, a spacious ceramic-tile bathroom, and the roof deck access.
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The lower level of the property is a fantastic two-bedroom rental unit with proper-height ceilings, an updated kitchen, a full bathroom, and laundry in unit. It has its own entrance and a “Certificate of Occupancy” which makes it legal to rent separately from the main house!
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Beauty is not skin deep in this home. The current owner has maintained features such as historical trim and a tin ceiling in the kitchen, but has also just installed new central air systems and water heaters, and had the chimney re-lined. The floors have been refinished, it’s freshly painted, and the roof deck and back fence were just re-surfaced.
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All this and it’s on a pretty, tree-lined street in the heart of the popular Adams Morgan neighborhood. It’s steps from the Line DC hotel, from multiple grocery stores, and from the community’s many restaurants and shops. And it’s easy walking distance to Metro, to Rock Creek Park, and to the National Zoo.