***Price improvement*** Single-family homes are the hottest product on the market in DC and homes that have rental potential or separate space for "house hacking" are arguably the most popular type of home for sale right now. Welcome to 737 18th street NE on the eastern edge of the H Street Corridor, just south of Benning Road and Carver Langston, and just to the west of Kingman Park. The development all around this home anchor and elevate the opportunity to own a spacious, 3 bed 3.5 bath home that has updated baths and kitchen along with outstanding and private outdoor space, secured off-street parking with automated garage gate. The most stunning aesthetic feature of this home is the exposed brick wall on the south side of the interior and going up the stairs. The understated and slightly glossy epoxy finish on the brick wall reflects the warm and diffuse natural light from the skylight and front and back windows. The exposed brick tells the story of a home that was built originally in 1911 and has been thoughtfully updated and expanded to its current footprint. The newly refinished and gleaming oak hardwood floors on the main level also reflect the natural light from the large windows and doors front and back. The upper level features two bedrooms. The large primary suite is spacious with its own en-suite bathroom, high ceilings, and ample natural light from the oversized windows and generous closet space. The second bedroom is also roomy with broad windows and lots of natural light. Finally, the lower level features a bonus recreation room, high-efficiency HVAC system, full-sized, stacked washer and dryer along with a bonus bedroom with its own rear entrance and another full bath. DC Streetcar is just a few steps from the front door. Langston Grille and Benning Road amenities are close by as well. Enjoy the Rosedale Recreation Center pool and fields with playgrounds just a few blocks away. Great options for entertaining all ages. The best amenities that the H Street Corridor has to offer are nearby to include the National Arboretum and Kingman Island. So much of Northeast DC to explore!