2611 P Street NW, Washington, DC, 20007

Prominently positioned along a vibrant stretch of P Street, directly across from Rose Park, this four-level Victorian townhome dates to 1892 and is attributed to noted British architect Frederick G. Atkinson. The façade reflects Georgetown’s classic architecture, with painted brick and curved bay windows on the upper levels. Inside, the home is configured as a contemporary style residence, with interiors defined by natural light, clean architectural lines, and a cohesive contemporary European design approach.

Meticulously rebuilt down to the studs in 2017, the property incorporates all new mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, along with Deltalight architectural lighting throughout, complete with fully integrated home automation and in-wall touchscreen controls. Refined interior finishes with exceptional attention to detail include custom Poliform-built feature walls and cabinetry throughout the main living spaces. The modern, professionally equipped kitchen pairs chef’s functionality with a Miele appliance suite that can be fully concealed when not in use. Innovative storage solutions are found throughout, complemented by intricate backlit Poliform library and closets.

The upper residence includes two private balconies, along with custom interiors featuring Poliform cabinetry, Rimadesio doors, Agape bathrooms, Poliform kitchen, expansive island with breakfast bar seating, ideal for casual dining and entertaining, Miele appliances, and Deltalight architectural lighting. A Crestron smart home system with integrated automation and security provides seamless control throughout. Immaculate, never-occupied residence conveys fully furnished, including custom furniture and Donghia window treatments, allowing for immediate occupancy.

The upper-level primary suite offers generous proportions and a calm, architectural aesthetic, with custom illuminated built-ins and a linear fireplace framed in Carrara marble. The adjoining Agape bathroom is designed with a restrained, monolithic approach, featuring a floating double vanity and a single pane of glass enclosing the water closet and walk-in shower, both finished in continuous marble slab.

This offering combines the scale and character of a historic Georgetown residence with inviting modern European-tailored interiors, all in one of Washington’s most established and sought-after neighborhoods.