An abundance of authenticity and spectacular charm, this is your opportunity to own a home on the National Historic Registry and a piece of Washington, D.C. history. This Polychrome home was designed by John Joseph Earley, using a "mosaic" concrete technique that imbues the concrete with color. The result? Building facades with interesting decorative lines and colors that shimmer. Earleys design paralleled the work of Frank Lloyd Wrights. Only five of these Polychrome homes were built and they exist right here in Four Corners. Two stories in height and Art Deco in design, this home offers three bedrooms, one-and-a-half baths, a great room with original gumwood paneling, a bright kitchen, and an attached storage space. The backyard is fully fenced, totally private, and flatperfect for open entertainment or quiet contemplation. The owners have retained many of the special details from the parquet floors to the leaded & glass block windows. The house is freshly painted, a neutral space, perfect for someone with a vision who will appreciate the history and detail this charming home offers.