2 bedrooms
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2 beds
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3.5 bathrooms
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4 guests
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New
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3693 sq. ft.
Operated by a Wander partner
Trusted operators, vetted by Wander
Begin your day with coffee on the private back patio, both perfect for unwinding and enjoying the moment. Experience historic elegance at this restored Richardsonian Romanesque Victorian on one of Capitol Hill’s most coveted streets. This nearly 5,000 sq ft home blends original grandeur with modern luxury—heated bathroom floors, a modern chef’s kitchen, and spacious entertaining areas—just steps from the best of Washington, D.C.
Please note only 3500 square feet of the home is available through January 1, 2026. Two bedroom and two bathrooms will be opened for use January 1, 2026
Welcome to your Capitol Hill retreat.
This custom-designed, four-level Richardsonian Romanesque Victorian blends 19th-century craftsmanship with modern luxury. Two spacious bedrooms, three-and-a-half baths (soon to be four bedrooms), and spa-like amenities set the tone—heated floors and towel racks in every bath, plus a primary suite with soaking tub and steam shower.
The chef’s kitchen is a dream: Viking range, dual dishwashers, farmhouse sink, separate ice maker, and a working grill built into the original brick fireplace. Multiple living areas, a powder room, and curated art fill the main level, while the lower level—with tall ceilings, heated floors, a built-in bar, and full bath—is made for entertaining or a potential private suite.
Large bay windows flood the home with light, and three living spaces provide room to unwind.
Bedrooms feature Garnier linens and down bedding; baths are stocked with plush Frette towels and Lather soaps. As with every Sojourn property, enjoy artisanal coffee, premium bath essentials, seamless self check-in, ultra-fast WiFi, and 24/7 guest support.
Step outside to a fully fenced deck for morning coffee or evening wine. From its stately stone façade to its curated interiors, this is more than a stay—it’s a piece of Washington’s living history
Our home is contactless seamless and easy self check in. A code will be set for you and shared 48 hours before your arrival.
Metro Stations: Capitol South & Eastern Market (Orange, Blue, Silver Lines), Union Station (Red Line)
Local Gems:
Eastern Market: A historic public market offering fresh produce, meats, and local crafts.
Barracks Row: A vibrant corridor with diverse dining options and boutique shops.
U.S. Capitol Building: An iconic symbol of American democracy, offering guided tours.
At Sojourn, we’re committed to making your stay seamless, serene, and comfortable. Every one of our homes is thoughtfully appointed with everything you need to settle in and relax—from high-speed Wi-Fi and smart TVs to fully stocked kitchens and freshly laundered linens, Frette towels, hairdryers and luxurious Lather brand soaps. Our team is also just a message away, with thoughtful communication from the moment you book to the day you depart.
Before your stay, we kindly ask you to review the following important information to ensure a smooth arrival and peaceful experience:
Guest Verification with Truvi
To protect our homes and enhance your peace of mind, Sojourn partners with Truvi, a third-party guest verification platform. You’ll receive a direct message from Truvi to complete your verification. Please complete this step before check-in. Visit Truvi’s website to learn more.
Property Access & Maintenance
From time to time, our homes may require preventative or emergency maintenance or during long term stays, a showing to prospective tenants. While we make every effort to avoid any interruptions to your stay, Sojourn reserves the right to access the property after providing 24 hours’ written notice. Your comfort is our priority, and we appreciate your understanding.
Baby Gear (Optional Add-On)
Traveling with little ones? We’re happy to offer Pack & Plays and high chairs for your convenience. These items must be reserved in advance and are available for a $25 rental fee per item.
Parking Information
Driving to your Sojourn? Please inquire with the Sojourn team to make a parking reservation to ensure your arrival is seamless and stress-free. Sojourn and the property owner are not responsible for loss, theft, damage, or injury involving your vehicle or its contents. We cannot guarantee the safety or security of any parking location and disclaim liability for any incidents. Thank you for your understanding.
Pet Policy
Most of our residences are pet friendly and welcome your four-legged companions. While most booking platforms include the pet fee upon reservation, any exclusions will be invoiced at $15 per pet per night for stays up to 30 days and $450 total for stays 31 days or longer. Kindly inform us of any pets joining your stay so we may update your reservation accordingly. We do love furry companions, but we do have some properties that are not pet-friendly. If you’re traveling with a pet please ensure this is a pet-welcoming home. If it is not, we’d be happy to recommend one of our many pet-friendly stays.
Let us know if you have any questions—we’re here to help make your stay serene & unforgettable.
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Free cancellation up to 14 days before check-in. No refund after that.
Pets not allowed
No smoking - fees will apply
Events not allowed
Check-in after 4:00 pm
Check-out before 11:00 am
4 guests maximum
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