3122 N Street Nw, Washington, DC 20007

Located on one of Georgetowns most iconic East Village blocks, surrounded by some of the neighborhoods most distinguished historic homes, this circa 1845 Federal residence blends classic architecture, exceptional scale, and thoughtful updates across four levels of light-filled living space, complete with a rare 1-Car Garage, just moments from Georgetowns cafes, shops, and waterfront. Expanded in 1890, the home carries a quiet but meaningful history. An early restoration by a young Archie and Selwa "Lucky" Roosevelt in the 1950s helped define the home's enduring character and extraordinary sense of light and openness, most notably through the addition of an expanse of windows that frame the deep garden and bring the outside in, creating a seamless connection between interior living spaces and surrounding greenery. Behind its elegant faade, the home unfolds with generous proportions, soaring ceilings, four fireplaces, and refined period details including large-paned windows and original millwork. The main level is anchored by gracious living and entertaining spaces, including a handsome library with wood-burning fireplace, marble-floored foyer, light-filled dining room, and a fully renovated chefs kitchen with premium appliances. The kitchen opens to a sun-filled breakfast room with windows on three sides and French doors leading to a private landscaped garden and patio, an ideal extension of the living space, effectively bringing the "outside in," as its design intended. The g