401 T St NW, Washington, DC 20001

$10,000 Credit at Closing to use for closing cost, repairs, or upgrades! Welcome to 401 T St NW! This stately end-unit brick rowhome in the vibrant Ledroit Park neighborhood offers both historical charm and modern convenience. Step onto the convenient covered front porch and admire the beautiful stone hardscaping surrounding this corner lot property. Inside, you'll find many charming architectural details, including original woodwork and floors, transoms, high ceilings, vintage fittings, and modern lighting. With windows on three sides of the property, natural light floods the space, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Enter through the enchanting foyer with an elegant staircase featuring a handsome original newel post and banister. The spacious sun-filled living room welcomes you with a decorative fireplace and striking windows. Flowing seamlessly from the living room is the open dining area, which leads to the beautifully designed chef’s kitchen. This gourmet kitchen boasts granite counters, an expansive center island, a gas cooktop with a stainless-steel hood, glass-front cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, subway tile backsplash, and access to the picturesque rear deck – the perfect spot for your morning coffee! Upstairs, three bright bedrooms with high ceilings await, along with an updated full bath. The generously sized primary bedroom suite is a standout feature, boasting soaring ceilings, upper chair railing, and gorgeous wood flooring. From this suite, you can enjoy views of the Capitol! The finished lower level of this home provides additional living space, featuring a spacious family room with charming brick walls and recessed lighting. Additionally, a full bathroom and laundry facilities complete this level. Outside, you'll find a wonderful back deck, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. All of this is situated on a picture-perfect corner lot. Enjoy the eclectic charm of Ledroit Park, with its proximity to the Yellow and Green Line Metro station, U Street amenities, Howard University’s Campus and Hospital, and the Park at Ledroit, McMillan Reservoir, and downtown D.C.'s restaurants and shops. This residence is truly a treasure!