This Week's Find: The Remodeled Home of Henry Kissinger

• July 27th 2022

by Ashley Hopko

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This Week's Find, draped in ivy, is a Georgetown townhouse that was once home to Henry Kissinger in the 1970s.

Since Kissinger's time, the three-bedroom home has undergone a few changes to modernize it. Most recently, the owners worked with architect Christian Zapatka to transform the kitchen from a galley style into a more open concept space with a large center island. 

The primary suite on the top level of the house offers views of the Washington Monument, a walk-in closet and a large marble bathroom with a skylight. The second floor has 13-foot ceilings, a fireplace and French doors that open over the garden below.

On the ground floor, there is a large family room with more French doors that open to the large back patio featuring established shrubbery for privacy and a fountain in the corner. Out front, the listing is recessed from the street which provides a noise buffer and room for parking on the cobblestone driveway.

More information about the listing can be found below. 

• Full Listing: 1671 34th Street NW (map)
• Price: $4,100,000
• Bedrooms: Three
• Bathrooms: Three
• Square Feet: 3,747
• Year Built: 1964
• Listing Agents: Russell Firestone, TTR Sotheby's International Realty

Photo courtesy Sean Shanahan Photography 

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