1. District of Columbia
2. Washington
3. 4423 VOLTA PLACE

4423 VOLTA PLACE, Washington, DC 20007

• 5 beds |
• 4 baths |
• 2,890 sqft

Property Description

Welcome to 4423 Volta Place NW, a beautifully renovated four-level Tudor Revival home nestled in serene Foxhall Village. This exceptional property, masterfully crafted by Georgetown Design Build, seamlessly blends modern luxury with thoughtful design, offering a perfect blend of style and comfort. The main level is designed for relaxation and entertainment, featuring a formal living room with a fireplace, a sun-filled dining room, and immediate backyard access. The gourmet kitchen provides top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances, abundant cabinetry, and an oversized island with barstool seating. Refinished original hardwood floors, elegant millwork, and crown moldings are but a few of the home’s refinements. Upstairs, the primary bedroom is a true retreat, offering a spacious sitting room and spa-like bathroom with a glass-paneled shower. The third level features elevated ceilings in each bedroom and includes a skylight in the adjoining bathroom. Each of the four bathrooms in the home showcases luxurious finishes and fixtures, adding to the home's sophisticated charm. The fully-finished lower level offers versatile space, ideal for a family room with a wet bar or a private guest suite with its own exterior access. Outside, the home continues to impress with an expansive fenced-in backyard, a new deck, and a stone walkway leading to a detached one-car garage and parking pad. Foxhall Village is a unique historic residence offering the best of both worlds: a lushly landscaped and friendly community situated a comfortable walk from Georgetown and a short drive from all that Northwest Washington provides.

Listing Status:

Pending

Date Added:

May 19, 2025 at 05:00AM

Listing Office:

Compass : 2024489002

Listing Agent:

Michael R Brennan : 2023307808

MLS ID:

DCDC2187184

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This listing courtesy of Michael R Brennan, Compass