3432 Newark Street Nw, Washington, DC 20016

3432 Newark Street is a captivating mission revival house built in 1896 by esteemed architect Waddy Butler Wood. The home was fully renovated and virtually doubled in size in 2014 by the renowned architectural firm of Cunningham and Quill. This seven-bedroom home embodies both distinguished history and an abundance of warmth and charm. Seated on a quarter-acre double lot, the property offers lush, mature landscaping and many beautiful trees, including tall magnolias and huge crepe myrtles. This property has been lovingly restored and meticulously maintained. It is being listed for sale for just the second time in more than fifty years. A handsome front porch with stately columns leads into a bright and timeless interior filled with historical details and modern amenities. The front door opens to a spacious foyer and broad staircase, drenched in sun by a massive original Palladian window. Formal living and dining rooms flank the foyer, both featuring original fireplaces and intricately carved pocket doors. The main level includes a light-filled family room, breakfast room, balcony, and a chefs kitchen with stone countertops and appliances by Subzero, Wolf, and Bosch. Additional spaces on this floor include a powder room, mudroom with built-in cubbies, and a butlers pantry. Upstairs, a cozy landing library with mahogany bookcases serves as the heart of the second level. The bright primary suite features modern walk-in closets and a lovely marble bathroom, while the other wing i