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IMG_2287, originally uploaded by Prince of Petworth.
Another from Capitol Hill. I’m totally digging that window/balcony.
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Adams Morgan is turning into the next Columbia Heights! 
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Add another story to that house and there’s an entire street of them in Park Slope in Brooklyn. It’s interesting to see what different people have done with that alcove/balcony thing. I wonder what sort of style that is — a modified English-tudor? romanesque?
Doolittle Guest House?
or what used to be?
506 East Capitol Street?
I love this house, every time I walk by I want to knock on the door and ask the owners if I can see the balcony.
With that uncommon curved metal railing, qualifies well as a best spot for a morning cup of coffee as well.