Four bedrooms, two and a half baths and 1,848 finished square feet on three full living levels — 1,248 above grade plus a 600-square-foot walkout lower level with the fourth bedroom, a full bath and a family room — in historic Foxhall Village. Set on one of the neighborhood's most picturesque blocks, this 1926 Tudor Revival rowhouse has been thoughtfully and completely refreshed: two fully renovated full bathrooms and a renovated powder room, new light fixtures in every room, fresh paint throughout, newly installed six-pane sound-reducing windows, HVAC approximately two years old, and professional landscaping front and back. Four bedrooms, two full baths, and a powder room across roughly 1,850 finished square feet on three levels, with timeless architectural character, original craftsmanship, and nothing left for the next owner to do. What makes this home rare in Foxhall Village is what lies behind it: a large, fully fenced and professionally landscaped backyard shaded by a mature tree, a 270-square-foot entertaining deck with room for a sectional, fire pit, grill, and dining table, a new stone path from the lower rear entry to the sidewalk, and a deeded off-street parking space. A private outdoor room and your own parking spot. Inside, the living room welcomes with gleaming original hardwood floors, elegant moldings, and abundant natural light through the new windows, which also keep the street quiet. The sophisticated eat-in kitchen is exceptionally well appointed for both everyday living and entertaining: full-height cabinetry with glass-front uppers, premium stainless steel appliances including an oversized 42-inch KitchenAid refrigerator and a double oven, and an oversized island with seating and a wine refrigerator. The adjoining dining area opens through a glass slider directly onto the deck, so indoor and outdoor living flow as one. A spacious main-level powder room completes the floor. Upstairs are three bedrooms and the first of the two renovated full baths. The generously proportioned primary bedroom offers tranquil, tree-lined views. The bathroom is finished with premium fixtures, designer appointments, and a new energy-efficient skylight that floods the space with natural light. The two additional bedrooms share the same fresh paint and new lighting. The walkout lower level is a true living floor rather than a basement: the fourth bedroom; a finished family room with exposed brick walls, a striking open-tread staircase, recessed lighting, and a wet-bar hookup; the second fully renovated full bathroom; a large laundry room with upscale washer and dryer and generous storage; an open area and hallway perfect for a mudroom or a workout space; and private exterior access. Together they function as a complete guest suite with its own entrance. For the owner who may want more house one day, the most expensive part of a Foxhall Village bump-out is already in place. Beneath the rear deck, a previous owner completed the excavation and foundation for a three-story rear addition before choosing to build the deck over it instead. The house needs nothing today; the option to grow it is simply there, waiting. Historic preservation work to the front stairways and sidewalk honors the home's heritage, and the recent landscaping frames the Tudor façade in flowering beds — on a street that turns white with cherry blossoms every April. All of this sits within easy walking distance of Georgetown's renowned shops and restaurants, Glover-Archbold Park, and the Palisades.