Light, Flow, and Effortless Style in the Heart of Logan CircleSet on a quiet, tree-lined block just off 14th Street, this beautifully renovated three-level rowhome offers stunning natural light, refined design, and a rare sense of calm in the middle of the city.Designed by Janet Bloomberg of Kube Architecture and featured in The Washington Post, the home has a timeless, modern aesthetic that balances openness with warmth. Large windows throughout—including a dramatic floor-to-ceiling wall of glass in the kitchen—fill the space with light that shifts subtly throughout the day. The flow from room to room feels intuitive and serene, with no wasted space and thoughtful transitions from indoors to out.The chef’s kitchen is both functional and beautiful, with a 36-inch Monogram six-burner range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, seamless stainless steel counters custom-crafted by a local artisan, easy-to-clean glass backsplashes, and a warm concrete bar and prep area. Storage is exceptional, with maple cabinetry extending into the dining room and a dedicated pantry tucked in seamlessly. It’s a kitchen designed for cooking, entertaining, and everyday connection—open to the dining area but with a bar that screens any prep from view.Upstairs, four bedrooms and two full baths include a skylit primary suite with a dual-head shower and radiant light that gives the feeling of being outdoors. The lower level, while unfinished, offers full ceiling height, walk-out access to the garden, laundry, utilities, and generous storage—ideal as-is or for future expansion.Out back, the terraced Ipe deck and garden create a flexible, lush outdoor retreat—framed by a flowering dogwood and filled with birdsong—yet able to convert quickly into a one-car parking space.Wallach Place is just one block long and has a uniquely friendly, neighborly atmosphere. Residents look out for each other, and there's a shared pride of place that adds to the overall sense of community.The location speaks for itself: you’re just 1.5 blocks to the Green Line Metro and an easy walk to Adams Morgan, Dupont, Shaw, Mount Pleasant, and beyond. Enjoy 28 award-winning restaurants within walking distance—including Le Diplomate, Izakaya Seki, Seylou Bakery, and Garden District beer garden—plus dozens more places to eat, drink, and hang out. Le Diplomate is a citywide favorite since day one; Seki draws the food-aware crowd; and Seylou’s house-milled grains have earned national attention.Stop by Logan Hardware for practical needs, browse Salt & Sundry for chic home and kitchen finds, catch a show at the legendary 9:30 Club, or unwind with a glass of wine at Cork Wine Bar. Two Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, multiple farmers markets, and quality coffee on nearly every block—it’s all right here.This is a house that lives well. Beautifully designed, full of light, and rooted in one of DC’s most vibrant and walkable communities.