Designed by Arthur Cotton Moore and modeled after the The Royal Crescents in Bath, England, this stately home sits on the former Rockefeller Estate. It offers sophisticated living with high-end appointments right off prestigious Foxhall Road. This tasteful residence has the Foxhall Crescents' signature curved staircases, marble floors, high ceilings, vintage chandeliers, an abundance of light, and three fireplaces. A gracious entry foyer with an adjacent reception room, bedroom/office and marble full bath creates a welcoming suite on the first level. Entertaining is effortless with an embassy-scale dining room and circular floor plan on the main level which leads to a wrap-around terrace accessible from both the living area and breakfast room. The upper level features a large primary suite with fireplace and marble bath, a sizable additional bedroom, a third bedroom and a separate full bath. All bathrooms have been renovated beautifully. The home features a secluded garden with multiple seating and dining areas, pathways throughout, and professional landscaping and lighting. The location of the home has privacy and ample street parking, plus a two-car driveway and attached garage with cabinets, drawers, and storage lockers. The home was architected with three stacked closets to accommodate an elevator.