1922 Third Street NW · LeDroit Park · Washington, DC
One historic Washington address.
Stay at 1922 is a small collection of distinctive homes gathered around the original Gothic Revival residence and its matching carriage house. Two furnished residences are available now; the principal house and its outdoor setting are next.
Architect James H. McGill designed the brick Gothic Revival house and matching carriage house during LeDroit Park's original 1870s development; the designs appeared in the Architectural Advertiser in 1880. Today, the address is being thoughtfully reintroduced as a collection of places to stay—and, soon, a larger home to consider.
Available now · furnished
Choose the way you want to live here.
Both furnished residences offer a considered base in Washington, whether the need is a distinctive shorter stay or a comfortable home for a month or more.
For a couple, two colleagues, or a small family who want a complete home base—with two genuine en-suite bedrooms, rare private outdoor space, and two private parking spaces.
Folding glass doors extend the living room into a private courtyard. An upper garden level adds outdoor room rarely found in a centrally located Washington residence.
The rest of 1922 is preparing for its next chapter.
The principal residence, lower-level gathering spaces, deck, and gardens will be introduced separately. Join the priority list for early details about future rental and purchase opportunities.