1308 Corcoran Street NWWashington, DC 20009

Fully reconstructed over a meticulous three-year period, this architecturally significant residence by Wouter Boer Architects blends refined European craftsmanship with modern design across three finished levels. Soaring 10’+ ceilings on the main and upper floors and 9’ ceilings on the fully underpinned lower level create exceptional scale, while a dramatic three-story custom serpentine-style staircase allows natural light from integrated skylights to cascade throughout the home—an uncommon feature for a Washington row home. Interiors showcase custom chevron oak flooring, hand-applied Venetian plaster, concealed doors, and a curated selection of European materials and hardware. The chef’s kitchen is anchored by rare Calacatta Paonazzo marble sourced from Carrara, custom cabinetry, and a statement Ilve range, seamlessly connecting to a rear terrace through a large-format door system. A fully independent lower-level suite offers spa-inspired finishes and flexible living, while the upper levels feature a serene primary suite and thoughtfully designed secondary bedrooms. Complete with a vertical green wall, integrated systems, and full mechanical rebuild, this home delivers a rare combination of architectural clarity, natural light, and modern performance. Four Bedrooms, 3.5 Bathrooms, and Den.