3500 T St Nw, Washington, DC 20007

Built in 1909, this distinctive corner home once operated as the Burleith neighborhood market and still carries a tangible connection to that history. Today, it offers a rare combination of presence and openness with a sense of privacy, warmth, and livability. Thoughtfully gut renovated by a prominent Georgetown architect, the home reflects a deep respect for its original character and proportions. Design details include almost 9 foot, main floor tray ceilings, a second-floor skylight, and molding framing sixteen large windows that bring in abundant natural light. The result is a space that feels authentic, with updates that are seamless rather than overdone. From the moment you enter, sight lines extend through the home to the patio, creating an immediate sense of openness. The open main level feels airy yet defined, with subtle architectural cues shaping distinct living and dining areas. At the center, the living space is lined with windows and filled with light, with especially...