4400 SPRINGDALE ST NW Washington, DC 20016

This American University Park gem offers a rare opportunity. Nestled on a corner lot spanning .17 acres (7,217 sq ft), this property has remained untouched by the market's embrace since 1963. Stepping inside the split-level home is like taking a journey back in time. The hardwood floors on the main level, though protected under carpeting, whisper tales of a bygone era.

The eat-in kitchen, discreetly positioned off the foyer, retains its original cabinetry, complemented by newer appliances. From here, you can step outside or venture into the formal dining room, separated by a charming swing door. The expansive living room, with ample space for gatherings, boasts a large picture window that offers views of the enchanting back patio area.

For those who cherish their reading time, the tucked-away office at the rear of the house is a bibliophile's dream, featuring wall-to-wall built-ins. This room also opens up to the slate patio in the backyard and a quaint pathway leading to the side yard.

Venturing upstairs, you'll discover three bedrooms and two full baths, including the primary suite. Hardwood floors grace nearly every room on this level. Ascend to the uppermost level, the attic, which serves as perfect storage or holds great potential for a fourth room, tailored to your needs.

The walk-out lower level houses a spacious room that could use a touch of tender loving care to restore its splendor. It also features a half bath with a shower rough-in, a utility room, and a bonus room. A concealed door leads to the crawl space, standing at approximately 4 feet in height and finished with concrete floors. This space can serve as storage or potentially be excavated to add another level to the home.

Completing this impressive offering is the garage access, conveniently situated on this level. The location is nothing short of amazing, with Tenleytown and its red-line metro station just a mile away, along with the delights of Spring Valley and its amenities.

Offers due Monday October 16, 6pm.