Here’s another shot of the house’s exterior. Per the Post, the pool is believed to be the first residential swimming pool on Capitol Hill:
The courtyard and pool are lovely, but in my opinion, the highlight of the home is the enormous, high-ceilinged living area:
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As noted by the Post, “The rustic pine beams are left over from when the house was a stable. The balcony is from when it was an organ factory.”
There’s a fireplace, as one would expect from a house dating back to the nineteenth century:
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The living room is the house’s most impressive space, but the other areas aren’t too shabby either….



