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25-FEB-2018

Penthouse, kitchen

The kitchen in the penthouse used to be the school cafeteria, and it’s gigantic, something like 690 square feet, we calculated from a confusing floor plan. It has an 18-foot marble island, two refrigerators and a freezer, a commercial grade stove and several unique dining areas in addition to counter space.

One more view of the kitchen. They left the blackboards in place, although I’m not sure why they were in the cafeteria, and there’s another seating area in the corner, like a little booth with high seats.

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We attended an open house of the entire Pierce School Lofts building last weekend and were given permission to photograph whatever we wanted.

The Pierce School was built in 1895, bought by the owners in 2000 for $275,000 as a flooded and rodent infested shell and converted to condos in 2005. All the units are for sale, ranging in price from $359,000 to $699,000 for the lower lofts and $3,399,000 for the 9,500 square foot penthouse.

For more information on this property see http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/own-a-piece-of-the-pierce-school/13587

Penthouse, appliances, posted earlier

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Nirvan Hope03-Mar-2018 17:16
Just waiting for the right chef (or large group of chefs) to come along!
exzim03-Mar-2018 16:00
Thanks for these pictures Helen, I love them
Tom Munson03-Mar-2018 15:48
Nice work, Helen.
danad03-Mar-2018 15:27
Superb control of light. V.
Nick Paoni03-Mar-2018 15:10
Quite the setup. Very professional looking.
Jim Coffman03-Mar-2018 14:54
Wow, that is big. It almost looks like a commercial kitchen.