This Queen Anne Victorian residence is one of only two such Victorian-era properties to survive in "Old Town" Alexandria, a predominantly colonial historic community. Built in 1893, it is singular in its representation of "high Victorian" residence design.

Interplan's client in this historic renovation was a law office interested in preserving the building's architecture while accommodating their offices in the twenty-first century.

From the street it would appear that the property was "repaired and repainted" only. A new, three-story stair tower was added to the rear of the property, not visible from the street, to allow renovation of the third-story "attic" into habitable space.

An existing wood-frame Carriage House at the rear of the property was also renovated, converted into conference and library spaces.