1337 Montague St Washington, DC 20011

Listing details for 1337 Montague St, Washington, DC 20011 : Welcome to 1337 Montague Street NW, a beautifully maintained Craftsman stone home in Washington, DC, ideally located in the heart of 16th Street Heights. Where timeless architecture, tree-lined streets, and modern living converge. Originally built in 1916, this exceptional home blends historic charm with thoughtful, high-impact upgrades. The striking stone façade and expansive wrap-around porch create an unforgettable first impression—perfect for morning coffee, evening entertaining, or simply enjoying the quiet rhythm of the neighborhood. Inside, a light-filled layout offers the perfect balance of warmth and functionality. The main level features hardwood floors throughout, a spacious living room anchored by a fireplace, a formal dining area, and a sun-drenched sunroom ideal for a home office or reading retreat. A dedicated library with custom built-ins adds both character and flexibility. The updated gourmet kitchen with eat-in space flows seamlessly into the heart of the home, designed for both everyday living and effortless entertaining. Upstairs, the primary suite retreat offers a renovated en-suite bath and dual closets, complemented by two additional bedrooms and a full bath, providing comfort and versatility for modern living. This home also stands apart with forward-thinking, energy-efficient upgrades, including a Tesla Solar Roof with integrated tiles (not panels) and an EV charging system—a rare and valuable combination for sustainable city living. Additional highlights include: • Fully fenced yard with space to relax, garden, or entertain • Expansive wrap-around porch for true indoor-outdoor living • Expanded driveway accommodating up to 3 vehicles plus a 1-car garage (a rare find in DC) • Unfinished basement offering significant expansion potential Perfectly positioned near Rock Creek Park, this home offers immediate access to miles of trails, green space, and outdoor recreation, while remaining just moments from neighborhood dining, retail, and commuter routes.