2110 O Street NW # 3

First Open Saturday June 20 1-4pm. Welcome to Residence #3 at 2110 O Street NW, a truly rare offering in the heart of Dupont Circle. Occupying an entire level of a distinguished Victorian residence, this exceptionally grand two-bedroom, two and 1/2-bath home seamlessly blends historic grandeur with sophisticated city living. Parking note; Seller owns 1 surface space in the rear of property that is deeded separately and can be purchased for an addional $40,000.00 Rich in architectural character, the residence showcases remarkable original craftsmanship rarely found today. Soaring ceilings, intricate millwork, elegant bay windows, gleaming hardwood floors, and two beautifully preserved fireplaces create an atmosphere of timeless elegance. The home's extraordinary woodworkfrom the intricately carved mantelpieces to the detailed moldings and built-insspeaks to an era when homes were designed as works of art. A gracious floor plan unfolds through a series of beautifully proportioned rooms, including a formal dining room with fireplace and a stunning library framed by dramatic arched built-ins and architectural columns. Flooded with natural light, the living spaces are equally suited for intimate evenings and large-scale entertaining. The primary suite opens to one of the home's most captivating features: an expansive covered porch reminiscent of a Charleston piazza. Framed by ornate ironwork and overlooking a canopy of mature greenery, this enchanting outdoor retreat offers a rare sense of privacy and tranquility in the center of the city. Whether enjoying morning coffee, evening cocktails, or al fresco dining, the porch serves as a true extension of the living space. Set within one of Washington's most coveted historic neighborhoods, this exceptional residence is moments from Dupont Circle's acclaimed restaurants, cafs, galleries, parks, and Metro. Offering the scale and character of a historic townhouse with the convenience of condominium living, 2110 O Street NW #3 is a rare opportunity to own a remarkable piece of Washington history.