Exhibit C
Views of the House
Executive Housing Prospectus
A furnished Victorian rowhouse on Capitol Hill, prepared for executives, counsel, and consultants who require a private residence — not a hotel room — for the length of an assignment in Washington.
402 Fourth Street NE · Capitol Hill · Washington, D.C. 20002
Exhibit A
Built in 1907 and held in continuous residential use since, this brick rowhouse occupies one of Capitol Hill's quietest blocks — close enough to walk to a 7 a.m. hearing, far enough to hear nothing but the street. The house is offered furnished, fully staffed for turnover between assignments, and leased directly — no platform, no listing photos, no surprises. It is prepared for one household at a time: a relocating executive, a visiting partner, a government contractor on a fixed-term posting.
Exhibit B
Restored throughout, original to the house's 1907 construction.
A quiet-hours anchor for the front parlor.
Suited to a family posting or a household with live-in staff.
Two full baths and a powder room across the home's three floors.
No shared laundry, no scheduling.
Original masonry facade.
Period-correct radiator heat paired with modern ductless cooling.
A rowhouse footprint with its own footprint of privacy.
A quiet desk setup suited to remote hearings and calls.
Exhibit C
Exhibit D
Capitol Hill is not a commute — it is the walk itself. Every distance below is measured on foot from the front stoop.
Exhibit E
Occupancy
Move-in ready for a single household. Linens, kitchenware, and workspace furnished on arrival. Infant furnishings available upon request (bassinets, crib, high-chair, linens).
Minimum Term
Structured for corporate relocation and fixed-term assignments, not short vacation stays.
House Policy
Utilities and outdoor upkeep services included. First and last month due at signing.
Exhibit F
Submit assignment dates and household details below to check availability and lease terms.