4660 Reservoir Nw Road NW, Washington, DC 20007

Property Description

Built in 1938, this completely renovated residence maintains its original sensibility while offering a new and captivating interior. The right amount of additional space has been seamlessly integrated into the existing house, with exterior finishes that are consonant with the period in which it was built. Dilan Homes has transformed what was once a modest and dignified house into a luxurious home with spaces on three finished floors that were rationally and carefully considered, comprising more than 4,000 square feet. The house occupies a handsome lot with an approach that is sited well above the street; a quiet space is found within. The main level claims attention immediately with its 10-foot ceilings and gracious floor plan. The main living space, kitchen, and dining area are all inviting, affording the occupants an opportunity to entertain on a very generous scale. The kitchen has been outfitted with a large pantry that may also serve as a prep area and space for small appliances. Accessible from the kitchen is an original porch which has screens on all sides for maximum utility. A library off the front hall can be used as a private sitting room, office, or space to entertain guests on a more intimate scale. Found on this floor is a powder room, den, and balcony from which the view can be enjoyed in all seasons. The second level offers a spacious primary suite with a walk-in closet large enough to serve as a dressing room. The second bedroom has an ensuite bathroom, generous closet, and a separate space which can be used as a den. The third bedroom has also been created with an ensuite bathroom, making all three bedrooms equally well-planned and comfortable. This level also has been outfitted with a separate laundry room and two linen closets. The lower level feels as comfortable as the upper two levels and offers a family room, bedroom with full bathroom, a second laundry, and entrance to the garage. The garden has also been as thoughtfully considered as the rest of the house, with a flagstone terrace and new plantings framing the lot.