Truly one-of-a-kind home formed from two original apartments at the iconic Meridian Hill Studio Co-op, never before offered for sale. Truly impressive grand salon boasts 20+ vaulted ceilings, abundant light from spectacular wall of south-facing windows and a stunning wall of glass brick, grounded by built-in storage. Wood-burning fireplace surrounded by original handmade ceramic tile complements a herringbone hardwood floor.

A Washington Best Addresses property, the enclave was designed by George Oakley Totten, Jr. in 1922 for Mary Foote Henderson. Originally designed as a home for artists, his intent lives on today. Distinct spaces abound, with rooms and natural light ideal for presenting large works. Artfully reconsidered by the current owners’ architects, the transformation of the space seamlessly blends the two homes, creating an incredible retreat with five bedrooms, two additional offices / dens, four full and two half baths across four levels of living space…