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A Look At Mount Pleasant's Newest Carriage Home

  • December 5th 2012

by Shilpi Paul

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A Look At Mount Pleasant's Newest Carriage Home: Figure 1
The Carriage House, courtesy of Community Three Development.

In addition to converting an aging Mount Pleasant mansion into an 12-unit condo project, Community Three Development turned a nearby carriage house into a lofty one-bedroom property.

The developers applied for a variance in order to convert the nearby dwelling into a residence, but the property is particularly relevant given the impending zoning changes that may make it easier for developers to create similar properties around DC.

“We hope that more small accessory buildings in DC can get turned into new residences like this,” Grant Epstein, Community Three’s President, told UrbanTurf.

The property building has a very open floor plan, with a living space downstairs, a bedroom upstairs and no internal walls other than those separating the bathroom and laundry area. A private yard with an footprint almost as large as the home is adjacent to the home, bringing the total square footage of the property to 1,630 square feet, with 890 square feet of interior living area. Check out more photos below.

A Look At Mount Pleasant's Newest Carriage Home: Figure 2
The open kitchen.

A Look At Mount Pleasant's Newest Carriage Home: Figure 3
The bedroom.

A Look At Mount Pleasant's Newest Carriage Home: Figure 4
The layout.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/a_look_at_mount_pleasants_newest_carriage_house_home/6392.

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