This Week's Find: A High-End Fixer-Upper

• August 6th 2018

by Nena Perry-Brown

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It looks like the former Textile Museum might not be the only high-end fixer-upper project primed for the Kalorama neighborhood. 

For homebuyers looking for a project and to join a list of neighbors that includes the Obamas, Jeff Bezos and the Kushner-Trump brood, this nearly 10,000 square-foot townhome could be an impressive opportunity.

Built in 1911, this five-story property hit the market over a week ago. While certainly rough around the edges, the end-unit rowhouse is 24 feet wide, with a white sandstone façade and striking interior space.

On the second story at the front of the house, three nearly floor-to-ceiling archtop windows, with an iron railing suggesting a juliet balcony on the exterior, line the wall of one of the interior rooms. 

Several of the rooms also have fireplaces, extensive decorative molding and herringbone-patterned hardwoods floors. The house has an elevator in addition to a winding staircase. Other majestic features include an ornately-framed floor-to-ceiling mirror on the second story landing.

The rear is alley-accessible and there is also a two-car garage. Additional details are below.

• Full Listing: 2136 R Street NW (map)
• Price: $2.5 million
• Bedrooms: Eight
• Bathrooms: Six
• Square Feet: 9,800
• Year Built: 1911
• Listing Agents: Kerry Fortune, Liza Tanner, Washington Fine Properties

Photos courtesy of HomeVisit.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/this-weeks-fixer-upper-find/14275.