This elegant house on historic Gentry Row was completed in 1784 by Captain John Harper and was once the home of Dr. Elijah Cullen Dick, physician to George Washington.
The home is a fine example of early American architecture and interior design, enhanced over the years with a three story addition, updated kitchen and baths, plus an elevator, while original features such as heart pine floors, period mantles and exquisite moldings have been beautifully preserved.
With pronounced beauty and modern refinement this stunning custom home was newly completed in fall 2019.
Perfectly situated on a large flat lot, this residence boasts approximately 7,200 square feet of finished space including 6 large bedrooms, 5 full and 1 half baths. With supremely designed living spaces, gleaming wide plank oak floors, elegant millwork, top of the line windows, cabinetry and appliances, the unparalleled attention to detail found throughout will leave you in awe.
Lot #67, one of Alexandria’s original 84 numbered lots, was laid out by surveyor John West, Jr. and his 17-year-old apprentice, George Washington.
Designed during the late Federal period, this Victorian-Era home is located in Old Town’s historic southeast quadrant — just steps from fine food and wine, the farmer’s market, boutiques, art galleries and the Potomac River.
