The before and after photos of 505 N Garfield Street shown here give you an idea of the incredible value that can be yours. 1930 s Cape Cod-type house, where current and prior owners have taken care to preserve the vintage charm of the house such as deep-tubbed bathrooms walled with subway tile and original flooring tiles, as well as standing cast-iron radiators throughout the house, and a screened front porch. Some renovations that have been done include: 2003 second floor and basement remodel, third full bath added in basement, updated electrical panel, central AC installation, leaf-less gutters, filled-in and leveled back yard; 2017 House and Garage Roof; Front porch roof structure was rebuilt in 2017 with a new membrane in 2017; 2018 new Air Conditioning compressor and attic air handler; 2019 kitchen remodel including new engineered-hardwood flooring, refinished cabinetry and new countertop. Original varnished hardwood flooring extending throughout the first floor (except bathroom and kitchen) have been protected under wall-to-wall carpeting throughout rental period are asking to be exposed. The before and after photos of 505 N Garfield Street shown here give you an idea of residual remodeling that may be made to realize an incredible home and value that can be yours. Twelve minute walk to the Clarendon Metro stop, with only two metro stops to DC or six metro stops to Crystal City (new Amazon HQ)!!! Two red-light 10 minute drive into DC. Garage, driveway and zoned on-street parking. Half-block from Lyon Park which serves as a community meeting park/facility for this Lyon Park area. The personality of nearby walk-able Clarendon area is a bustling, urbanized neighborhood with high-end restaurants and shopping with a WALK SCORE of 93, BIKE SCORE of 73, and a TRANSIT SCORE of 75. Popular Clarendon has a vibrant night life while still maintaining a home-friendly atmosphere. Defining characteristic of this available property is its proximity to Washington, D.C., Georgetown, Crystal City and National Airport. It actually was part of D.C. until 1846. Properties in this area do not become available often, and are highly sought after.