Furnished residences in Washington, DC

A remarkable address.
Two ways to stay.

Historic architecture, independent residences and a genuine neighborhood setting in the heart of LeDroit Park.

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James H. McGill's 1880 architectural illustration of the house at 1922 Third Street NW
James H. McGill's Architectural Advertiser, 1880

On the Worthy Ambition Heritage Trail

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The residences

Choose your
place at 1922.

Distinct furnished homes within one historic LeDroit Park property—each private, thoughtfully prepared and connected to Washington's most compelling neighborhoods.

James H. McGill's 1880 illustration of the carriage house at 1922 Third Street NW

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1922 B · Carriage House

A private historic home, set apart.

A fully independent three-bedroom, three-bath carriage house with room for up to ten guests and two dedicated parking spaces. Quietly tucked away, yet minutes from Shaw, U Street and downtown Washington.

  • 3 bedrooms
  • 3 bathrooms
  • 2 private parking spaces
  • Guest favorite · 4.91
View availability Reservations and guest services are provided by Essence Estate through Airbnb.
A furnished bedroom taking shape in the Garden Terrace residence

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1922 C · Garden Apartment

A furnished Washington residence for longer stays.

A design-led two-bedroom garden apartment created for extended assignments, relocations and multi-month stays—with two private bedroom suites, a complete kitchen, original art and a private upper terrace.

  • 2 en-suite bedrooms
  • 2.5 bathrooms
  • Furnished monthly stays
  • Private upper terrace

Photography, complete details and availability will be released when furnishing is finished.

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The house & history

Designed in the
first chapter of LeDroit Park.

Architect James H. McGill designed the brick Gothic Revival house and its matching carriage house during LeDroit Park's original development in the 1870s.

The surviving illustrations were published in McGill's Architectural Advertiser in 1880. Today, 1922 Third Street remains part of the nationally recognized LeDroit Park Historic District and sits along Washington's Worthy Ambition heritage trail.

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