Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of this classic 1928 DC rowhome, masterfully restored and renovated by its architect owner. Blending historical charm with modern functionality, this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom abode boasts an inviting front porch that leads into an interior where original hardwood floors and meticulously refinished original chestnut trim narrate stories of the past. At the heart of this home lies a fully renovated kitchen, highlighted in SemiStories Blog and the Washington Post for its white and sage modern shaker cabinetry, soapstone counters, and a bespoke island with seating, centered around new GE appliances and integrated under-cabinet lighting. This culinary haven adjoins a dining area designed for gatherings, enhanced by a dining banquette with storage. Other updates include a new gas furnace and heat pump, new insulation in the attic, a full-house water filtration system, and upgraded electrical and plumbing systems, marrying the legacy of the past with modern living conveniences. A newly added half bath on the main level features a wall-hung toilet and subway tile surround, complemented by built-in cabinetry for stylish storage solutions.