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A Robert Gurney Designed Downtown Loft Hits The Market

  • November 19th

by UrbanTurf Staff

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475 H Street NW, 2-R. Click to enlarge.

One of the few loft properties in downtown DC has hit the market. 

An ultra-modern three-level unit at 475 H Street NW, 2-R (map) has been listed for $2.395 million with Jenn Smira and Marc Ross of Compass. Designed by architect Robert Gurney, the loft has a layout and design that is not often seen in DC, with each floor measuring about 100 feet deep. 

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Primary bedroom. Click to enlarge.

The main level of the 3,700 square foot condo is flooded with natural light from an expansive skylight, and features a living room, front sitting room with a wood-burning fireplace, and a media room that could serve as a den, home theater or office.

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The second level has a bridge that leads to a primary suite with a sliding steel door and an updated bathroom with a steam shower; there are also two more bedrooms on this floor. 

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Roof deck. Click to enlarge.

Above this level is the focal point of the home - an indoor-outdoor setup that features two private roof decks. Retractable garage doors open to offer incredible views of the city, with a fitness area in between both decks. 

Photography by Derek & Vee.

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