314 Bryant Street NE Washington, DC 20002

Welcome to this 1924 Federal-style 2bed/2bath townhouse in Edgewood, where classic character meets a top-to-bottom renovation. The original hardwood floors have been refinished throughout, the built-ins and recessed lighting give the traditional layout a polished feel, and new double-pane windows and a solar-powered Velux skylight over the stairs keep the whole house bright. The skylight even has remote-controlled shades and a rain sensor, so it closes itself when the weather turns. The kitchen is the showpiece. It’s brand new and professionally designed, with quartz countertops, a big quartz island, hardwood flooring, and a herringbone tile backsplash. The Bosch appliances include a dual-fuel range and an over-the-range microwave that vents directly outside. You’ll also love the large, deep double-basin undermount sink and the pull-out trash cabinet that keeps everything tidy. Upstairs, the primary bathroom got the same designer treatment. A floating vanity with four drawers and a roomy recessed medicine cabinet sits alongside marble-look tile and floor-to-ceiling blue tile around a deep soaking tub. There’s a frameless glass shower door, both rainfall and handheld showerheads, a built-in niche for your products, and Delta fixtures in a Champagne Bronze finish. The fully finished basement gives you a second new full bathroom, new luxury vinyl plank flooring, and large storage closets. A full-glass door opens to the backyard, and there’s a private safe. This is also where you’ll find the ultra-large-capacity LG washer and dryer, so laundry stays in-unit. The upstairs sunroom has new luxury vinyl plank flooring too, plus an insulated roof hatch for easy rooftop access. Comfort was clearly a priority here. A three-zone Mitsubishi Hyper-Heat mini-split, installed in 2020, handles electric heating and cooling. The original radiators have been sandblasted and recoated and offer gas-powered backup heat, controlled by a Google Nest thermostat. The water heater is new as of 2025. The home is also wired for modern living, with Cat5e Ethernet ports throughout, wall plates in the living room for a surround-sound setup, a Nest 2K HDR Doorbell Camera, a Nest Cam Outdoor, and outdoor-rated outlets in both the front and backyard. Smoke detectors and an electric alarm system add peace of mind, and new solid-core interior doors and half-glass and full-glass exterior doors finish things off. Outside, a new Pennsylvania blue flagstone walkway leads to the front door, and a matching flagstone patio anchors the backyard. Both yards are professionally landscaped with native plants through the RiverSmart program. A small in-ground bed out front and a large raised bed in back are ready for herbs and vegetables. Best of all, the neighborhood comes with a bonus. Edgewood Alley Green, a nature-focused community park and playground, sits right in the alley behind the house. The first phase is complete, with a lawn, patio, and pergola planned for phase two. It’s a true neighborhood gathering spot and hosts an annual Halloween event. Local parks, schools, shops, and restaurants are all close by, and on-street parking is available.Available November 2, 2026 for a 12- to 24-month lease. Come see it and make Edgewood home.