3417 O Street Nw

Washington, District Of Columbia 20007

Tucked away on one of Georgetown's most picturesque and historic cobblestone streets, this enchanting two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence seamlessly blends timeless charm with thoughtful, modern updates. With southern exposure, original hardwood floors, and beautifully curated designer interiors, every detail of this home has been carefully considered. The inviting front living room features soaring ceilings and a classic wood-burning fireplace, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Beyond, the formal dining room offers expansive custom built-in cabinetry and a cleverly designed "Harry Potter" closet tucked beneath the stairs. The renovated kitchen boasts white quartz countertops, all-new stainless steel appliances, and a clean, elegant aesthetic that perfectly complements the home's character. Upstairs, the sunlit primary suite features dual California Closets, while the second bedroom also includes a custom California Closet and Lutron electric shades for modern convenience. The hall bathroom shines with natural light from a skylight and has been updated with marble, new fixtures, and a modern vanity. The en suite bathroom features a timeless marble vanity and a high-capacity, top-of-the-line stackable washer and dryer. Significant system upgrades include a brand-new combination boiler and tankless hot water heater, full PVC re-plumbing, and a dual climate setup with central A/C, radiant heat, and Nest smart thermostats for year-round comfort. Outdoors, a private brick patio with professional landscape lighting and an outdoor TV console offers the perfect backdrop for relaxed evenings or weekend entertaining. A rare private breezeway from the sidewalk provides direct rear access to the patio-ideal for discreet trash bin storage or convenient entry, a highly coveted feature in Georgetown. Freshly painted inside and out, this move-in ready Georgetown gem is ideally located just steps from neighborhood shops, acclaimed restaurants, and only two blocks from Georgetown University-making it a rare find in one of DC's most iconic neighborhoods.