6411 33rd Street Nw, Washington, DC 20015

Historically significant and enhanced with exceptional custom updates, 6411 33rd Street Northwest is a distinguished 1917 Sears Roebuck House, catalog No. C251, designated by the Chevy Chase Historical Society and built by John S. DeForest. Located in the sought-after Chevy Chase neighborhood, offering a community feel with all the benefits of living in the nations capital - easy access to renowned dining, shopping, nightlife, theaters, parkland, and more! A defining feature of the residence is the thoughtful architectural work completed by the award-winning McInturff Architects, including the kitchen expansion, the dramatic great room addition, and the main level bathroom addition. These improvements bring light, scale, and artistry to the home while respecting its historic character. Mature landscaping, stacked-stone retaining walls, a brick walkway, and a private front veranda create a gracious first impression. Inside, hardwood floors, generous windows, refined millwork, and artisan details establish a polished atmosphere. Notable custom features include Venetian plaster walls in the entryway and upper level, completed through a seven-layer hand-application process; artisan tilework at the living room fireplace; and hand-cut mosaic marble bath detailing. The main level offers a thoughtful balance of traditional and relaxed living spaces. A center-hall entry opens to the formal living room with dentil molding, built-in bookcases, a wood-burning fireplace with custom tile s