Nestled on a quiet side street in Glover Park, this sun-filled end unit townhome is a perfect example of what boutique remodeling can achieve. Designed and built by LOFFT Construction, it marries historic character with modern systems, refined details, and thoughtful updates.
Here’s what makes this project (and homes like it) stand out, and what you can take away for your own remodel.
A Bit of Background
The home is listed at $1,995,000, with an estimated payment of over $10,000 per month.
It has 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms (3 full + 1 half), and spans 2,457 square feet of finished space across multiple levels.
Much of the interior and systems were replaced: new electrical, plumbing, and mechanical systems throughout.
It’s situated right in Glover Park, walking distance to shops, restaurants, parks, Georgetown, and more.
Because LOFFT was the design-builder for this home, many of the choices we made reflect how we approach remodeling at large. Below are some featured elements and lessons you can apply to your own project.
Featured Elements & Design Highlights
1. Systems Matter: Under the Surface
We upgraded the house with all new wiring, plumbing, mechanical systems, and HVAC. These upgrades are often invisible to the casual viewer, but they’re essential for longevity, safety, and performance.
Tip for homeowners: Don’t underestimate what’s “behind the walls.” When planning a remodel, allocate part of your budget for system upgrades. You’ll thank yourself later when nothing surprises you during demolition.
2. Materials & Finishes That Anchor the Style
Some of the standout material choices:
Herringbone oak floors throughout — adds warmth, pattern, and a sense of continuity.
Custom Cambria countertops paired with American-made CliqStudios cabinetry in the kitchen.
Upgraded lighting and open layouts that bring in natural light.
These aren’t just “pretty surfaces”, they’re deliberate choices that anchor the home’s aesthetic while offering durability.
Respecting Scale, Proportion & Historic Character
Though this is a full renovation, we kept or echoed features that suit the style and scale of Glover Park townhomes:
Tall ceilings on every level.
A charming wrap-around porch and mature landscaping for that welcoming curb appeal.
Slate roof and metal standing-seam accents that nod to classic materials while staying fresh.
When you’re renovating in a historic or established neighborhood, balancing character and modern updates is key.
Curb Appeal & Outdoor Integration
The house is on a corner lot with trees, outdoor lighting, a fenced-in patio, and a level yard. The exterior was carefully shaped to compliment both lawn and hardscape, making sure the outdoor spaces are usable and visually connected to the interior.
If you’re considering a remodel, let the LOFFT Construction team bring your vision to life with detail, care, and smart design choices.
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