3224 Volta Pl NW, Washington, DC 20007

This very special residence, at one time home to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' mother and sister, was among six homes built in 1990 and designed by noted architect Robert Bell in what was once the city's Seventh Precinct Police Station. The home, approx 3800sf, is four full floors of living space with small elevator accessing all levels. The interior garage is designed for one car with a very basic lift to elevate a small second car (lift is functional but conveys as is). The entertaining spaces are spectacular - the dining room with FP seats many and opens to lovely deep garden; can also be a hybrid dining/ family room arrangement. The living room - 21'x23' , with large Palladian windows opening to a Juliet balcony and overlooking a beautiful professionally designed deep garden, has wonderfully high 10'7"ceilings , a gas fireplace, wet bar and is huge - great for entertaining. The primary suite is luxuriously spacious with a gas fireplace and a connecting large bath to a second bedroom currently arranged as a library/office ; the top floor has 2 very large bedrooms and 2 baths. The gourmet kitchen was completely redone in early 2015, all bathrooms are WaterWorks. Steps to Wisconsin Ave, this wonderfully located and stylish house provides comfortable and updated conveniences in the heart of beautiful historic Georgetown. House is in excellent condition and has great storage throughout.