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| Price: $3,295,000 |
City: WASHINGTON |
| Bedrooms: 5 |
Bathrooms: 4 full 2 half |
| Type of Home: Interior Row/To |
Style: Federal |
| Year Built: 0 |
Lot Acreage: 0.04 |
| Subdivision: GEORGETOWN |
Address: 1667 AVON PL NW |
| County: WASHINGTON, DC |
City, State Zip: WASHINGTON, DC 20007 |
| Status: ACTIVE |
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| Comments: Creating an entirely new space that responds to contemporary living is a special challenge when the context is Georgetown. Myriad elements must be considered when devising an environment that is responsive to daily life while conveying a sense of harmony. Restrictions within the urban landscape multiply these challenges so that the new buildings will be consonant with the fabric of the neighborhood. Every challenge has been met; every expectation exceeded. Entrusted to the hands of distinguished architect Christian Zapatka and constructed by Dilan Homes, these three residences on Avon Place offer a fresh approach which does not yield to historical revivalism. An entirely unique idiom is expressed where the relationship between the new and the old speak to each other in a respectful way. This collaboration between talented architect and renown builder produced the finest new homes in the city. These residences are a testament to the expertise of Dilan Homes and the carefully measured contributions of its participants. The details and overall composition harmonize in a way that is seldom encountered. Each residence offers exquisitely designed and beautifully created tile from Architessa, sumptuous finishes and lighting, and handsome gardens by Bell Design, Inc. Our collaboration was further enhanced by Welsh Interiors, which presented the space to assist in imagining how the environment might be experienced. |
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| Square Feet: 3000 |
Basement: Fully Finished |
| Heating System: Forced Air |
Heating Fuel: Natural Gas |
| Cooling System: Central A/C |
Cooling Fuel: Electric |
| Water System: Public |
Hot Water: Electric |
| Parking: Driveway |
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| Construction: Brick |
Buildings: Above Grade, Below Grade |
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