Introducing this elegantly appointed Beaux-Arts grand home in Dupont Circle.  Formally the rectory of St. Thomas Episcopal Parish, it was thoughtfully reimagined by renowned architect Mark McInturff who designed and oversaw the complete renovation of the nearly 4,000 square foot property, along with an additional 800 square feet of outdoor living space and an oversized two car garage.

The unique floor plan offers four floors of light-filled living space.  The first floor is a massive family room, with an ensuite bedroom, wet bar and sitting area with fireplace.  The original grand staircase takes you up to the second floor with a formal living room and enormous dining room perfect for entertaining.  Also on this floor is a gorgeous kitchen with custom Christiana cabinetry, marble countertops, and Subzero/Wolf appliances throughout.  

Two large ensuite bedrooms and a separate laundry room are found on the third floor while the fourth floor is entirely comprised of the impressive master bedroom suite.  Light filled with tray ceilings, the master ensuite features another fireplace, double walk-in closets with top of the line built-ins and a spa-like master bathroom with separate tub, dual vanities, water closet, and a large dual-headed marble shower.  Also on this floor is another wet bar and a large, private deck with seasonable views of the Washington Monument.

As impressive as the interior living space is, the exterior is equally so with another 500 sq foot ipe deck and pergola off the kitchen accessed by a bridge over the private garden.  Bespoke professional landscaping in the front and rear gardens are complemented by an eight-zone high end sonos audio visual system which also spans the entire interior of the home and managed in a centralized server closet.  

No detail was left overlooked in this complete and authentic renovation.  Traditional elements such as the four carefully restored fireplaces and original four-story staircase blend perfectly with modern smart home amenities, Hansgrohe fixtures, RH lighting and window treatments to provide contemporary living without sacrificing the charm of this historical home.