1213 F St NE

Washington, DC 20002

Enduring charm and modern luxury merge seamlessly in this Queen Anne treasure on Capitol Hill. Originally designed by Edward Volland and completed in 1908, the four-bedroom, 3.5-bath home has since been meticulously renovated across all three levels. From its distinctive roof spire to large front and backyard spaces plus private parking, this timeless classic on a leafy, one-way street checks all the boxes.

The main living level is both spacious and open with high ceilings, plentiful natural light, deep crown molding, hardwood floors, and lovely fabric wall accents. A three-sided bay with window seats and custom plantation shutters is perfect for enjoying the morning sun. The living area flows into a spacious centerpiece kitchen with its Carrara marble counters, center island with sink, wine cooler, accent cabinets, and Bertazzoni, KitchenAid, and Bosch appliances. Dine inside, or al fresco on the screened back porch with its wonderful indoor/outdoor feel.

A staircase with exposed brick wall and skylight leads up to the private quarters, highlighted by a primary bedroom with window bay, custom closet, and ensuite bath with twin-sink marble vanity and walk-in frameless rain shower. There are two more large bedrooms at this level, one with full height built-ins, ideal as an airy library or work-from-home space. The marble hallway bath has also been beautifully remodeled.

Lifestyle options continue at the lowest level, with Italian tile floors, an open-concept family room with wet bar and built-in entertainment center, and two private entrances. There is also a large guest bedroom, a full marble bath, washer and dryer, and extra storage. The delightful, fenced backyard oasis offers a flagstone patio, garden bed, and a private parking pad with roll-up garage door.

Located on a quiet one-way street with easy access to Maryland Avenue, you’ll be strolling distance to Lincoln Park, Kinman Field Dog Park, free local tennis courts, the beloved Northeast Library, Jacob’s Coffee House, Eastern Market with its farm fresh goods, Whole Foods, and all the great H Street Corridor shops, restaurants, and bars. This is life on the Hill, in a picturesque historic district with a village-like atmosphere, just a mile from the Capitol dome.