This residence sits within the celebrated Schneider Row Houses on the 1700 block of Q Street NW - conceived and built between 1889 and 1892 by Thomas Franklin Schneider, the visionary architect responsible for nearly 2,000 buildings across Washington, DC, including the iconic Cairo Apartment Building just one block to the east. The block is part of the Dupont Circle Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places - and Unit #1 offers the rare opportunity to live inside that legacy, beautifully updated for modern life. WikipediaWikipedia Step through a proper foyer - complete with a coat closet and generous storage - and immediately sense that this is a home designed with intention. The gracious primary suite offers the kind of scale and privacy rarely found in the city, anchored by a fully appointed ensuite bath. A second full bath serves guests and the enchanting front room with equal ease - a flex space that works as a guest bedroom or a quiet home office bathed in natural light with tranquil garden views. The kitchen is the heart of it all: a chef's suite outfitted with a professional Viking range and Sub-Zero refrigerator, where serious cooking meets serious architecture. Heated floors extend comfort throughout the home, making even the coldest DC mornings something to look forward to. This is Dupont at its most residential - tree-lined, storied, and walkable to everything that makes the neighborhood one of the most sought-after in the city. CURRENTLY TENANT OCCUPIED AVAILABLE AUGUST 15th 2 YEAR LEASE. 24 HOUR NOTICE FOR SHOWINGS