TO BENEFIT CHARITYWORKS’ 2012 PARTNERS: USO & SEE FOREVER
Saturday, May 19th 12:00 - 4:00 PM TO BENEFIT
CharityWorks helps local charities by supporting programs that will have an impact today, tomorrow and in the future. Over the past decade, CharityWorks has become a major philanthropic organization in the Washington Metropolitan area and has distributed more than $11,000,000 in high impact grants. This year, CharityWorks joins forces with the USO to provide a tangible way for all of us to say thank you for the dedication and sacrifice of our troops and their families. Funds raised by CharityWorks this year will help build the USO Warrior and Family Center at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda. In addition, CharityWorks is helping See Forever expand the Maya Angelou Young Adult Learning Center here in Washington. The Learning Center provides academic and workforce development to youth and young adults who transition from New Beginnings Youth Development Center and other young people under the supervision of the DC Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services. Please save the date of Saturday, September 29th for the 2012 CharityWorks Dream Ball, co-chaired by Mark Lowham, Managing Partner of TTR Sotheby’s International Realty. For more information on the important work of CharityWorks and the upcoming Dream Ball, visit CharityWorksDC.org
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TABLE OF CONTENTS WASHINGTON, DC
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3301 N Street NW | GEORGETOWN 3138 P Street NW | GEORGETOWN 1413 35TH Street NW | GEORGETOWN 2601 30th Street NW | MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEIGHTS 2520 30th Street NW | MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEIGHTs 1785 Massachusetts Avenue | DUPONT CIRCLE 2500 Virginia Avenue NW # 1401, South | WATERGATE 1502 Vermont Avenue NW | LOGAN CIRCLE 1310 VERMONT AVENUE NW | LOGAN CIRCLE
VIRGINIA
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505 Innsbruck Avenue | GREAT FALLS 524 Innsbruck Avenue | GREAT FALLS 11610 Meadow Ridge Lane | GREAT FALLS 606 Deerfield Pond Court | GREAT FALLS 815 Prince Street | OLD TOWN 817 Vicar Lane | OLD TOWN 414 Franklin Street | OLD TOWN 6 alexander street | old town
MARYLAND
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7401 Brookeville Road | CHEVY CHASE 3 Quincy Street | CHEVY CHASE 27 Quincy Street | CHEVY CHASE 3101 Rolling Road | CHEVY CHASE
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WASHINGTON DC
3301 N Street NW | GEORGETOWN Built in 1916 by a prominent doctor, this timeless residence epitomizes Georgian-Colonial architecture. The architect sought to produce a classic home of gracious width and breadth drawing on the best building practices of the day. Amidst rows of stately federal townhouses, this prestigious and stately mansion sits completely detached and boasts a large garden and outdoor patio perfect for entertaining.
HOSTED BY MICHAEL RANKIN
3138
P Street NW | GEORGETOWN
This circa 1900 home underwent a complete renovation in 2009 including a three-story addition to the original home, swimming pool, and garden redesign. Through nine-foot French doors, the den faces south with a dramatic view of the patio, pool and large garden. The owners enjoy the versatility that the large outdoor space provides for entertaining guests for a small intimate gathering to a large celebration.
HOSTED BY LAWRENCE CALVERT
1413 35TH Street NW | GEORGETOWN Originally built in 1810 in the Federalist style, this row house was converted in the 1940s by decorator Margaret Weller to a flat-front English Regency style. The current owner, Christian Zapatka, a noted Washington architect, acquired the property and proceeded to undertake a major renovation. Christian’s goal was to keep the period aspects of the house intact while giving it a fresh 21st-century makeover. He preserved much of the 1940s façade while completely gutting the interior.
HOSTED BY JOHN MAHSHIE
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2520 30th Street NW |
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEIGHTS
This highly distinguished, prominent, European-style estate offers exceptional scale, quality and sophistication. Beautifully proportioned public rooms, including sensational formal living and dining rooms and an intimate circular library, open up to a massive terrace with Park views.
HOSTED BY MICHAEL RANKIN
2601 30th Street NW | MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEIGHTS Built in 1923, this magnificent estate known simply as “Normanstone” due to its proximity to Normanstone Park, sits on 1.08 acres in the prestigious Massachusetts Avenue Heights neighborhood. The residence was designed by internationally known sculptor Alfredo Halegua, who combined both traditional and modern elements to create this architecturally celebrated home. Unique features include a gated circular driveway, a dramatic music room, and art gallery.
HOSTED BY JONATHAN TAYLOR + JAYNE EHRENS
1785 Massachusetts Avenue
| DUPONT CIRCLE
The Andrew Mellon Building, built in 1917 by Stanley McCormick, was one of the first Washington apartment buildings designed for luxury living. In 1936, Andrew Mellon paid $21 million dollars for paintings and sculptures which became the foundation for the National Gallery of Art. Today, the Mellon apartment is owned by the National Trust for Historic Preservation whose mission is to preserve and promote the diverse character and meaning of the American cultural heritage.
HOSTED BY MARK LOWHAM
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Cartier at THE COLLECTION CHEVY CHASE Info@cartierchevychase.com 301.654.5858 Cartier at TYSONS GALLERIA Info@cartiertysons.com 703.749.4664 For a personal appointment, please call FARIBA JAHANBANI @ 301.654.5858
2500 VIRGINIA AVE NW #1401, SOUTH | WATERGATE Designed by world-acclaimed architect Travis L. Price as his own residence, we are proud to offer a home which defies the prosaic and usual parameters in residential architecture. Similar to some of the world’s most renowned works of art, this inspiring home is the embodiment of the architect himself.
HOSTED BY STAN KELLY
1502
VERMONT AVE NW | LOGAN CIRCLE
In 1875, this residence was built for one of DC’s President-appointed Commissioners following the Civil War. In the early 20th Century, Annie Oakley, the famous rodeo star, purchased the home for her daughter, who was a wealthy socialite in DC at the time. Some real estate brokers in DC even refer to the address as the Annie Oakley House. After a period of decay, the house was purchased and restored by a pioneering couple in the early 1970s. The current owners bought the house in 1989 and have painstakingly renovated every square inch of it, bringing both a freshness of attitude and a reverence for the past.
Hosted by RICK QUINONES + JEFF SACHSE
1310 VERMONT AVE NW | LOGAN CIRCLE Built in 1880, this four story free-standing town home resides within the Logan Circle Historic District. Extensively restored by the previous owners in 1998, all original plaster molding, railings and floors were preserved. Current owners Alki and Jon Meyer further remodeled this home to meet today’s technological standards of living. The home integrates contemporary furnishings into a traditional DC Row house.
Hosted by ALEX VENDITTI
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505 INNSBRUCK AVENUE | GREAT FALLS Set amid a park-like setting on historic Innsbruck Lane, this grand residence reflects elements of European style interpreted for a modern family. The principal rooms overlook exquisite formal gardens, an elegant pool, and a serene private lake. The thoughtful interior design by David Herchik of JDS Design is both elegant and comfortable and showcases the owner’s collection of fine antiques and art.
HOSTED BY PENNY YERKS
524 Innsbruck Avenue | GREAT FALLS A spectacular five-acre site on a lovely private line in Great Falls provides the setting for this exceptional six-bedroom custom home by premier builder, the Galileo Group. The exquisite selection of materials and beautiful millwork throughout the home enhances an exceptional floor plan and room design, culminating in a large estate home with an inviting, elegant atmosphere.
HOSTED BY KAREN BARKER
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11610 Meadow Ridge Lane | GREAT FALLS Sited on approximately two acres with sculpted gardens, no expense was spared to details and finishes throughout this gorgeous estate. The home is elegance defined with three finished levels, a separate carriage home, a seven-car garage with hydraulic lifts, and a pool house.
HOSTED BY SURRIE ARMSTRONG + PAM MILAN
606 Deerfield Pond Court | GREAT FALLS This a luxurious Stone and Stucco Ironwood home is reminiscent of an English country estate. An elegant European kitchen, a custom mahogany library and a custom wine cellar with a wine tasting room are just some of amenities of this beautiful home with spectacular grounds
HOSTED BY PENNY YERKS
6 AlexandER Street | OLD TOWN Located at Union and Franklin Streets in the Southeast Quadrant of Old Town Alexandria, this home is one of 136 luxury town homes in Ford’s Landing with exquisite views of the Potomac River. Once home to a former Ford plant, EYA transformed this abandoned property into one of the most highly regarded communities in the greater Washington metropolitan area.
HOSTED BY CINDY GOLUBIN
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815 Prince Street | OLD TOWN This elegant Victorian townhouse built in 1860 boasts a complete masterful renovation, offering gracious rooms and high ceilings. Distinctive features include an elevator, home theatre, wine cellar, and private rear patio.
HOSTED BY ROBIN WAUGH
414 FRANKLIN STREET | OLD TOWN Built circa 1780 and previously known as Spring Gardens, the property started life as a tavern popular with George Washington, who spent his last Fourth of July here in 1798! The Oehme-van Sweden designed garden encompasses over a half-acre and is enormous by Old Town standards.
Hosted by ROY MELLONI
817 VICAR Lane | OLD TOWN This exquisite modern home was designed by the internationally renowned architect, Hugh Newell Jacobsen. It is a fine example of Jacobsen’s work, politely resting in a natural enclave within Chapel Hill, one of Alexandria’s most handsome neighborhoods.
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7401 BROOKEVILLE ROAD | CHEVY CHASE 7401 Brookeville Road exemplifies a fine historical restoration paired with the finest modern amenities. An American Craftsman-Style home with a Spanish tile roof, the original house footprint was extended by a 6,500 square-foot addition, as well as the addition of a porte cochere, which provides spectacular panoramic views of the meticulously landscaped one-plus acre property, the restoration of a granite two car garage with custom barn style doors, and the construction of a separate pool house, and the building of a lavish swimming pool.
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3 QUINCY STREET | CHEVY CHASE 3 Quincy Street was built in 1972 by the Morgan Family, the owners of the neighboring property. This important residence was constructed to take advantage of the view to the splendid green space between the two properties. The residence was designed to have two distinct wings: one identified as the Public Wing and the other identified as the Family Wing, so that guests could stay comfortably in the residence without disrupting the family. For a number of years, this home was also used as an ambassadorial residence.
Hosted by HONOR INGERSOLL
27 quincy street | chevy chase This classic Chevy Chase Village home was built in 1921 in the Mediterranean Revival style. The current owners extensively renovated the home, both inside and out, from 2004 to 2009. The renovations sought to update the home for modern family living while remaining true to its traditional roots, and included a complete remodeling of the kitchen and the addition of a family room, home office, and limestone terrace.. Other charming features of the home include a sun room and pecan paneled study.
Hosted by Claudia Donovan + Richard Seaton
3101 rolling road | chevy chase This architecturally significant contemporary in Chevy Chase, Maryland is situated on an expansive corner lot in sought-after neighborhood of Rollingwood. The exterior is constructed of stone, copper and stucco with an 80-foot gallery entrance specifically designed for an art collector.
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HOST COMMITTEE SURRIE ARMSTRONG | MCLEAN samstrong@ttrsir.com 703 930 0318 KAREN BARKER | Chevy Chase kbarker@ttrsir.com 703 928 8384 LAWRENCE CALVERT | GEORGETOWN lcalvert@ttrsir.com 202 510 7040 CLAUDIA DONOVAN | CHEVY CHASE cdonovan@ttrsir.com 202 251 7011 JAYNE EHRENS | McLean jehrens@ttrsir.com 240 401 7025 Zelda Heller | Chevy Chase zheller@ttrsir.com 202 257 1226 HONOR INGERSOLL | McLean hingersoll@ttrsir.com 202 297 9681 STAN KELLY | GEORGETOWN skelly@ttrsir.com 202 997 1872 Ron Mangas | McLean rmangas@ttrsir.com 703 298 2564 ROY MELLONI | MCLEAN rmelloni@ttrsir.com 703 863 0077
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PAM MILAN | MCLEAN pmilan@ttrsir.com 202 713 3117 RICK QUINONES | DOWNTOWN rquinones@ttrsir.com 703 346 0363 JEFF SACHSE | DOWNTOWN jsachse@ttrsir.com 202 285 6450 Michael Rankin | GEORGETOWN mrankin@ttrsir.com 202 271 3344 RICHARD SEATON | CHEVY CHASE rseaton@ttrsir.com 202 907 8037 Jonathan Taylor | Georgetown jtaylor@ttrsir.com 202 276 3344 ALEX VENDITTI | DOWNTOWN avenditti@ttrsir.com 202 550 8872 Robin Waugh | GEORGETOWN rwaugh@ttrsir.com 703 819 8809 Penny Yerks | McLean pyerks@ttrsir.com 703 760 0744 BARBARA ZUCKERMAN | CHEVY CHASE bzuckerman@ttrsir.com 202 997 5977
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