3024 45th St NW, Washington, DC 20016

Tucked into the tree-lined streets of Wesley Heights, this beautifully updated c.1925 city home pairs timeless architectural character with extensive renovations completed from 2020 forward. A striking stone and stucco exterior, a classic stone chimney, a winding stone walkway, and a new bluestone stoop, along with lush landscaping, set a tone that is both sophisticated and welcoming from the moment of arrival. Major systems and finishes have been refreshed throughout, including a new roof and gutters, Pella windows and exterior doors, and recessed and/or overhead lighting in every room. Set on a level lot near the heart of Wesley Heights, the home enjoys an east-facing orientation along with two south-facing skylights that bathe the interior in light, complemented by lush greenery and privacy in the rear garden and from most windows. The rear garden is further distinguished by beautiful sunset light in the evenings. The Main Level offers a renovated kitchen with high ceilings and new stainless steel appliances, including a Wolf oven and stove, alongside a Breakfast Room and a half bath that open seamlessly to the Family Room and adjacent Living Room. The Dining Room walks out to a Screened-in Porch and multiple rear decks overlooking the garden, creating effortless indoor-outdoor flow for everyday living and entertaining. Upstairs, the Second Level features three Bedrooms and two Baths, anchored by a Primary Suite with a luxurious spa bath boasting high ceilings, a rainfall shower, dual vanities, and a skylight. The daylight walkout Lower Level is fully finished and highly functional, offering a Recreation Room, Bedroom, Full Bath, Mudroom, and ample Storage Closets, plus direct access to the newly paved driveway, garage, and garden, along with a dedicated pantry and laundry room. Additional highlights include one-car garage parking with electrical setup for EV charging and generous supplemental storage. Ideally located on a convenient block in Wesley Heights, the home is close to Horace Mann Elementary School with its park and playground, as well as Battery Kemble Park, Glover Archbold Trail, and the New Mexico Avenue Commercial Corridor.