733 Euclid Street NW, Washington, DC, 20001

At the center of the home is a German-designed Nolte kitchen where minimalist European design meets chef-grade performance. Outfitted with a built-in coffee station, a 36-inch industrial Thor range with a pot filler, and Bosch appliances, this kitchen is as striking as it is practical. The adjacent living area features designer acoustic wall panels for a refined media experience and effortless entertaining.

Outdoor spaces are a defining highlight of this penthouse, offering over 1,000 square feet of private outdoor living. A secluded patio off the media room provides an intimate retreat, the primary suite features its own private balcony, and a third balcony connects two secondary bedrooms—offering fresh air and natural light throughout. The showstopping rooftop deck crowns the home with built-in audio, fire pits, and panoramic city views—an ideal setting for unforgettable evenings and elevated everyday living.

Throughout the home, premium finishes speak to its elevated design: 9-inch wide oak flooring, custom moldings, high-end closets, and herringbone accents in select areas. Bathrooms are outfitted with curated designer tile and lighting packages, while the laundry room includes built-in cabinetry and a sink for added convenience. Comfort is further enhanced by multi-zoned HVAC and NEST thermostats for personalized climate control.

Located in the heart of the Pleasant Plains neighborhood, 733 Euclid Street NW is walking distance from Whole Foods, Columbia Heights Metro, Shaw, Logan Circle, and the U Street Corridor—offering unbeatable access to vibrant restaurants, boutique shopping, and neighborhood conveniences. Experience the perfect balance of architectural charm and modern sophistication—schedule your private tour today.

This is more than just a residence—it’s a rare opportunity to own a piece of Washington, DC’s architectural heritage, reimagined for contemporary luxury living. Included in the offering is a separately deeded parking space, available for an additional $40,000—an increasingly rare and valuable convenience in the city.