These days, it’s rare to find a home designed with such meticulous care that there’s not a single detail out of place.
Then again, you have yet to catch a glimpse of 744 Hobart Place NW, an elaborate house reimagined expressly to accommodate a lifestyle of elegance, ease, and intrigue. Originally built in 1913, this classic Columbia Heights row house has been brought firmly into the 21st century — without compromising on character.
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Beyond the manicured front lawn framed by encore azaleas and a newly painted facade, a light-filled, intuitive living space invites you to make yourself at home — while taking in every last detail. Renovated in 2014, the living room flows seamlessly into the dining room, where a coffered ceiling, wainscotting, and new pendant lighting form the perfect backdrop for all of your day-to-night dining adventures. From the intricate moldings to the sophisticated paneling, the living and dining room renovations were inspired by traditional Wardman architectural characteristics infused with the stylings of French culture. Steps away, the gourmet chef’s kitchen, renovated in 2016, serves up high-end appliances, new cabinetry, custom shelving, and a chic tin backsplash. Take the stairs to discover each of the three newly renovated bedrooms, including the Primary Suite that stuns with intricate ceiling work and pendant lighting. Also found on this level, a freshly refurbished full bath features marble floor tiling, a new tile shower surround and sink, refinished tub, and a recently added rain shower head.
Refinished in 2020, the basement comes complete with built-in cabinets, a recreation room, half bath, and laundry facilities. And last but not least: outside, a tranquil alfresco oasis doubles as a year-round stage set for every occasion imaginable.
Tucked away on a picturesque street in Columbia Heights, this home has an enviable location that only adds to its allure. Walkable to both U and 14th Streets, Hobart Place sits at the intersection of three of the most vibrant neighborhoods DC has to offer. Sample the eclectic culinary/nightlife scene in your backyard, pack a picnic to enjoy from any of the countless parks around you, run everyday errands with ease, and hop on the nearby metro to reach other notable DC destinations within minutes. A home designed to impress (both inside and out), 744 Hobart Place NW is a timeless haven that will never go out of style.
Common upgrades throughout the house:
- Windows: All new. 1st floor installed in 2014, 2nd floor installed in 2016.
- Floors: All new engineered hardwood (oak) throughout 1st and 2nd floor.
- New drywall throughout
- New crown and baseboard molding.
- New window and door casings
- New doors (except the door to basement stairs).
Mechanicals and systems:
- Electrical: Upgraded to 200 amps in 2016. All new wiring throughout the house.
- Boiler/Hot water heater: Tankless Navien system that is a combo boiler and hot water heater. Installed in 2016.
- Air conditioning: Ducted mini split system by Fujitsu. The system has two zones (1st floor and 2nd floor). There are thermostats to control them in the dining room (next to the kitchen) and at the top of the stairs. Both air handlers have wifi adapters connected to them so that the units can also be controlled remotely by a smartphone app. The heat pump provides both AC and heat.
- Heating: The house has a two-heating system.
- Roof: The roof was recoated in 2017.
- Smoke detectors are interconnected. Basement and master bedroom are combo smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.