This crisply painted Tudor rowhouse is tucked within Mount Pleasant~s quiet, leafy streets~just steps from the wooded trails of Rock Creek Park and minutes from the National Zoo, Adams Morgan and the bustling 14th Street corridor. The newly renovated home, with three bedrooms and two and a half baths, retains its historic charm with original, 20s-era hardwood floors and trim, solid paneled doors, and a jaunty arched passageway between the entry parlor and kitchen/dining area. But the home is utterly tailored for modern living: The renovated kitchen boasts stainless appliances and quartz countertops with an island that could double as a buffet for the cozy dining area. Every bathroom boasts modern tile and fixtures, and the master suite enjoys its own vestibule and two double-door closets. A new, stacked washer-dryer is conveniently placed next to an ample linen closet on the second floor. And even behind the walls, the home has been thoroughly modernized with new HVAC systems and insulation, ensuring cool summers and warm winters. An unfinished basement with a separate entry offers plenty of storage space. Outside, the rear yard is newly fenced around an emerald carpet of grass and a raised planting bed~a gardener~s blank slate just outside the main level~s family room.

The manager has listed the unit size as 2224 square feet.