Historic T.F. Schneider Brownstone - Fully Approved Plans & Permits in Hand | Begin with the hard part behind you. This is a rare chance to own one of only 21 remaining T.F. Schneider grand brownstones in Dupont Circle's storied Schneider's Row - an 1885 brick-and-stone rowhome rich with architectural pedigree, on one of the neighborhood's most beautiful tree-lined blocks. Ripe for rejuvenation, the residence comes fully entitled: ANC approval, Historic Preservation Review Board approval, and Dupont Conservancy support are already secured, saving a buyer roughly 18 months of entitlement, design, and permitting work. The approved program transforms the existing 4,000 square foot row-house into a reimagined five-level, 5,660-square-foot dream home, with an approved three level rear extension and top-floor addition expanding each level to roughly 1,200-square-foot floor plates and soaring 12-foot ceilings throughout. The renderings bring the vision to life: a chef's kitchen anchored by a waterfall marble island beneath floor-to-ceiling steel windows framing city views; a sun-filled primary suite with a spa bath in book-matched marble and a custom walk-in closet; a formal dining room and a sequence of lounge and entertainment spaces - from an intimate fireside den to an open great room - designed for both everyday living and effortless hosting. Above it all, the approved indoor-outdoor rooftop unfolds into a private entertaining deck with skyline views, reached by a sculptural spiral stair, plus a separate two-car garage for secure off-street parking - a rarity in Dupont Circle. The approximate gross square footage of the completed property is: Cellar: 1,150 GSF | Garage: 380 GSF | First floor: 1,245 GSF | Second floor: 1,245 GSF | Third floor: 1,080 GSF | Penthouse: 560 GSF | Total Gross: 5,660 GSF
Approvals & plans in hand include: ANC approval, Historic Preservation Review Board approval, Dupont Conservancy support, Full architectural plans and permits for the 5,660 SF, five-level renovation, Approved separate basement unit. Contact the agent for the complete set of plans, permits, and project details.
Renderings are conceptual and depict the proposed design; buyer to independently verify approvals, permits, plans, dimensions, and potential uses.