Introducing 941 Westminster, a fully renovated, five-story Victorian rowhome situated on a coveted, tree-lined enclave in the heart of historic Shaw. Originally constructed circa 1895, this grand four-bedroom, four-bathroom residence has been meticulously transformed by Leyltd to strike a sophisticated balance between period charm and contemporary luxury. <br><br> Architectural Elegance - The home’s redesign is a masterclass in "old meets new." The architect brilliantly preserved historic soul—highlighted by restored brick archways—and seamlessly integrated them with modern, exotic marble stones. <br><br>Sophisticated Living Spaces - The Chef’s Kitchen: Anchoring the main level, the open-concept kitchen is both modern and undeniably classic. It features custom cabinetry, gleaming marble countertops, and premium stainless appliances, including a high-performance gas range. <br><br>The Hearth: The kitchen flows into an inviting first-floor sitting room, centered around a handsome fireplace and providing direct access to the first of three private outdoor retreats. <br><br>Private Quarters: The upper levels are dedicated to rest. The second floor offers spacious bedrooms, while the entire third floor is transformed into a palatial Primary Suite complete with its own private sitting room. <br><br>Unrivaled Outdoor Living - The crowning jewel of the residence is the HPRB-approved dual rooftop deck, a rare architectural feat offering panoramic views stretching from Maryland to Virginia. At ground level, the private outdoor space features elegant flagstone and secure two-car parking via a motorized roll-up garage. <br><br>An Urban Oasis - Tucked away on a quiet, one-block "hidden gem" street, 941 Westminster offers a serene escape with the best of D.C. at your doorstep: <br><br>Parkside Living: Located just steps from the charming Westminster Park. Prime Connectivity: Just a few blocks from plenty of retail, grocery hospitality Metro. <br><br>Vibrant Culture: Steps from the Michelin-starred dining of Shaw and the nightlife of Logan Circle and Mt. Vernon Triangle and City Center