153 Randolph Place

Washington, DC 20001

Grande Dame Victorian designed by architect Nicholas T. Haller and built in 1907. Three levels above grade plus an unfinished basement. Basement runs the entire length of the property, and has front and rear exits. Third floor has easy access to flat rear roof and would be a lovely spot for a roof deck (check with Historic District rules, this is set back from front). Unpainted wood trim, and exposed brick. Steps to DCity Smokehouse and the Bloomingdale Farmer's Market. Parking, and room to design outdoor living space. Solidly and lovingly maintained with updates that include rain barrels, added insulation to back wall, slate steps in front exterior, wrought iron gate and fence, skylight in 2nd floor hallway, recent furnace (3 years), and new Rheem central A/C (1 year), dishwasher (1 year), water heater (4 years), recent marble and wood floors, sealed off crawl space at back of house, new screens on windows. Lead water line is scheduled to be replaced.