Welcome to 1739 Lanier Place NW, set on a quiet residential street in Mount Pleasant where original Wardman architecture meets a careful, thorough renovation. This four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath rowhome has been rebuilt with its historic character intact, pairing the proportions and craftsmanship of the original house with finishes chosen for how people actually live today.
A sculptural staircase anchors the main level, where custom built-ins, refined millwork, and considered lighting give the living and dining spaces a gallery-like calm. The kitchen is built for real cooking and easy hosting, with ceiling-height cabinetry, a farmhouse sink, and a pro-style gas range. A boutique-style powder room rounds out the floor, one of many places where the detail work shows.
Upstairs, three bedrooms and two full baths offer a comfortable separation between rest and the rhythm of the house below. The finished lower level has its own private entrance, opening up a flexible layout that adapts to whatever you need — a guest suite, a home office, a studio, or a rental with income potential.
Mount Pleasant Street sits a block away, with its cafés, restaurants, corner markets, and the Saturday farmers market. Rock Creek Park and the Smithsonian's National Zoo are close by, Adams Morgan is an easy walk, and the Columbia Heights Metro puts the rest of the city within reach. 1739 Lanier Place NW offers a rare combination in Washington: a historic home in one of the city's most established neighborhoods, ready to move into as it stands.
