Welcome to the historic Alma Thomas House in the heart of DC’s bustling Logan Circle neighborhood. Part of the U. S. National Register of Historic Places, this property was the home of celebrated American artist, Alma Thomas (1891-1978). Built in 1875, this free-standing Italianate style house has been luxuriously updated to suit a 21st century lifestyle. Upon entering, the custom-built library wall with rolling ladder greets you in the spacious living room. An east-facing bay window with automated window coverings provides a cozy sitting area or space for a desk. High ceilings, hardwood floors, and period moldings continue into the spacious dining room. The first floor continues with the fully updated chef’s kitchen complete with Viking range, Silestone counters, and custom cabinetry. A half bath and TV room with access to the backyard complete this level. Upstairs, the large primary bedroom features high ceilings and an en suite bath with a jetted tub and separate shower, a walk-in closet, and custom window treatments. Two spacious additional bedrooms share a dual-entry bath. The Juliet balcony in the rear bedroom overlooks the backyard. One of the two washer and dryers is located on this level along with a linen closet. In the basement, the family room has custom cabinetry, a wet bar with refrigerator, and is wired for surround sound. The fourth bedroom offers flexible space as a guest room or home office. A full bath and second washer and dryer complete this level. Finally, the professionally maintained front and back yards round out this unique property in the heart of one of DC’s most vibrant areas. Short distance to Whole Foods, Le Diplomate, and the endless restaurants, shopping, and amenities of Logan Circle.