3408 DENT PLACE

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Discover timeless elegance and modern comfort in this inviting 3-bedroom, 3-bath Federal brick townhome, circa 1900, ideally situated in the heart of Georgetown’s quiet West Village. Thoughtfully maintained with notable improvements, including a newer HVAC system, recently painted façade, and extensive brick & mortar work. Upon entry, you’ll be captivated by period-appropriate finishes, including original hardwood floors, wide staircases, large wooden hand railings, moldings, and plantation shutters on every window. The living spaces offer versatile functionality: one features calming green walls, an intimate wood-burning fireplace, and built-in shelves, ideal for entertaining or a home office. The second, brighter formal dining room (OR family room) near the light filled kitchen offers an additional wood burning fireplace. The kitchen itself boasts stone countertops, gas cooking with a stainless vent hood, a breakfast nook, and large windows that flood the space with southern light. French doors lead to a private, fenced brick patio, creating private space for outdoor enjoyment. Upstairs, the gracious primary bedroom impresses with a wall of closets and ample natural light streaming through large windows. The second bedroom features a built-in vanity/desk, a Juliet balcony, and en-suite bathroom. A beautiful stained-glass skylight and an elegant chandelier illuminate the wide staircase, adding a touch of artistry to the home. The lower level offers a spacious third bedroom, a full bathroom, abundant storage closets, and a laundry area. Positioned in Georgetown’s premier location, this home is steps from the charming Dent Place Market and a short walk to acclaimed Georgetown restaurants. Located just around the corner from Volta Park—a beloved community hub that hosts events throughout the year and features a playground, tennis courts, baseball field, and a swimming pool. Conveniently close to Georgetown University, this residence truly offers a lifestyle of ease and elegance.

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