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Converted Buildings

What Did It Used To Be?



Saddle Up - Converted Livery Stable


Although the joys of living in a historic building located in a happening neighborhood would seem to hold enough appeal for anybody, Courtney Rose’s husband Brad had a different agenda when he bought into the rear section of 1209 13 Street NW Washington DC in 2007. “He asked the realtor to find him the coolest bachelor pad in town,” says Courtney. The couple was dating at the time, so she had a say-so in the purchase which happened while the unit was still under construction.

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Former Office Building Becomes Family Home



Loft spaces are typically carved from commercial buildings that date from the industrial revolution. Since DC manufactures policy and paper there aren’t any genuine loft centric buildings in town. But the Browns found something they thought might work – the former headquarters of the DC Lung Association on H street, just west of Chinatown.

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From Embassies To Home



Ever roll down 16 Street or cruise up Massachusetts Avenue in Washington DC and picture yourself in one of those fine buildings entertaining a room full of dudes with diplomatic plates? Well grab your tuxedo and your bathing suit, it’s time to sample some embassy living.

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