About 1832 16th St Nw #2
An impeccably curated, floor-through home nestled within a distinguished four-residence enclave at 1832 16th Street NW. Masterfully designed with an emphasis on timeless elegance, design integrity, and discretion, this sophisticated retreat offers the rare privilege of boutique living paired with the privacy and presence of a single-family estate. Soaring 11-foot ceilings, layered with quadruple crown molding, elevate the architectural proportions, while bespoke herringbone white oak floors anchor the open-concept layout in timeless warmth. Flooded with natural light through oversized windows, the home exudes a quiet grandeur rarely found in city living.
Gallery lighting throughout provides the perfect canvas for fine art, while a deep bay-front alcove offers an elegant setting for dining or relaxation. Every detail has been thoughtfully considered—from smart home integration to a private rear entrance with secure deeded parking, blending convenience with exclusivity. The culinary suite is a chef’s dream, featuring a suite of professional-grade Wolf, Sub-Zero, and Bosch appliances, quartz countertops, a dedicated wine refrigerator, and an oversized island designed for effortless entertaining and refined gatherings.
The primary suite is a sanctuary unto itself, offering a custom-designed walk-in closet, an integrated office niche for working in peace and privacy, and a spa-inspired ensuite bath complete with a three-way shower system, frameless glass enclosure, and dual vanities clad in elegant finishes. A generous guest room and second full bathroom provide flexibility for extended stays or elevated remote work, while a discreetly placed in-unit washer and dryer ensures seamless everyday living.
Positioned moments from the cultural pulse of 14th Street and the elegance of Dupont Circle—yet cocooned in quiet sophistication—this is an address for those who seek a life of distinction, where luxury is measured not only in finishes, but in the effortless harmony of form, function, and location.
