I did not expect such bold beauty in this sophisticated 1922 Neo-Classical brick stunner in Washington, DC. 5bd 4ba, listed for $4.2M.
Small foyer is before the entrance hall- by the harlequin tile, silver patterned ceiling and gray tones, you can see that the decor will be bold, but mostly neutral.
To the right of the entrance is this classy sitting room with a fireplace flanked by 2 lighted display areas and a sleek, shiny black floor.
To the left is room that appears to be an office or den.
The dining room is next to the sitting room and has a wonderful columned entrance, checkered tile floor and a stunning mural on the ceiling. Glass walls and doors provide views and access to the patio, bringing the outside in.
Next is a nice silver, blac & white kitchen.
Beautiful guest powder room.
The kitchen is open to the hallway with stairs leading to the 2nd level.
Beautiful large main b. has a fireplace flanked by closets.
The room extends to this lovely sitting area.
Gorgeous marble en-suite bath.
This could be another bd. that’s being used as a sitting room.
The 2nd bath has beautiful modern/vintage plumbing fixtures.
The secondary bds are generously sized.
Stairs and landing hall to the uppermost floor.
Love the finished attic. This is so cool.
There’s a bathroom up here.
This looks like fun, comfy space.
From the attic, we go down to the lower level where there’s a table for crafts and laundry facilities.
There’s half bath down here. Very stylish.
This lounging room has a ping pong table, some chairs to hang out in, and a big fridge, plus access to the patio. (Plus a snowblower against the wall, there.)
And, finally, this is one patio.
And, this is a second patio.
Stairs lead further down the property to a lovely garden.
https://www.redfin.com/DC/Washington/2402-Wyoming-Ave-NW-20008/home/9997170
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Kedleston Hall, Kedleston, Derbyshire, United Kingdom,
The marble hall with its elaborate plasterwork executed to the designs of Robert Adam. The fluting of the alabaster columns was carried out in situ.
Photo: Paul Highnam/©Country Life
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Unique, colorful Sphinx Hill was built in 1999 by architect John Outram in Oxfordshire, in the village of Moulsford, England and it has frontage on the River Thames. It’s a post-modern home done in Egyptian style that features bold colors and geometrics.
It isn’t just the exterior that’s colorful, it’s the interior, also. At first I thought that the kitchen was part of the living room, but it’s actually an art display area.
The furnishings also have Egyptian style.
Colorfully painted cabinetry in the kitchen.
The main bedroom has a deck, and most of the rooms have access to a patio.
Nice home office- look at the round windows in the door.
A guest bedroom.
And, check out the bath.
The indoor pool is so luxurious.
Gardens are stunning. Sphinx statues guard the waterway on the property.
Close proximity to the river. For $2.5M, it’s not a bad price.
https://thespaces.com/sphynx-house-oxfordshire-john-outram/2/
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