575 Regent Place Northeast

Welcome home to a spacious four-level residence in the sought-after Chancellor's Row community of Brookland. This beautifully maintained 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home combines the space and privacy of a single-family lifestyle with the convenience of city living. Inside, you'll find gleaming real hardwood floors, abundant natural light, plantation shutters, crown molding and a flowing main level designed for both everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen features granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, generous cabinetry and an open connection to the dining and living areas. Multiple levels give everyone room to spread out, including flexible spaces that work beautifully for a home office, guest room, family room or additional living area. Upstairs, one of the home's standout features is a private outdoor terrace directly off the upper-level living space--an ideal setting for morning coffee, relaxing after work or entertaining outdoors. Additional conveniences include an attached one-car garage, additional parking, in-home laundry and multiple bathrooms throughout the home. All of this is approximately 0.6 miles from the Brookland-CUA Red Line Metro, with Trader Joe's, restaurants, cafés, Capital Bikeshare and the shops and dining of the Brookland/Monroe Street area nearby. A rare opportunity to enjoy four levels of space, private outdoor living and garage parking while remaining connected to everything Brookland has to offer. ### Criminal Background Screening Disclosure Following a conditional offer of housing, the housing provider may conduct a criminal-background screening consistent with the District of Columbia Fair Criminal Record Screening for Housing Act. Only qualifying pending criminal accusations or convictions for offenses identified under D.C. Code § 42-3541.02, occurring within the preceding seven (7) years, may be considered. No conditional offer shall be withdrawn automatically based solely upon the existence of a qualifying record. The housing provider will conduct an individualized assessment, considering the nature and severity of the offense, elapsed time, evidence of rehabilitation, and whether withdrawal reasonably serves a substantial, legitimate, nondiscriminatory interest. Applicants may submit information correcting inaccurate records or demonstrating rehabilitation or other mitigating circumstances.