1311 10th St Nw, Washington, DC 20001

Located on the corner of 10th St. NW and Naylor Ct., one might think the location of this 2-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom home is enough. But this house is so much more. It’s a top-to-bottom renovation—and not just any renovation. Built in 1912 in the Federalist style, the seller had the good sense to modernize while keeping all of the original charm. You’ll find wide-plank hardwood floors, wainscoting in the dining room, and custom shutters on the 6-over-6 paned windows. The spindled wood staircase features crisp white spindles with contrasting black treads and a classic lined woven runner (plus hidden built-in storage underneath!). Don’t miss a glance at the old wood support beam as you head into the kitchen—a clever nod of the history this house holds. The kitchen boasts high-end appliances, gas cooktop with electric oven for consistency and a perfect soufflé, a farmhouse sink, and plenty of efficient cabinet space and countertop work surfaces. Proper period lighting mixed with overhead...