George Washington University
President’s House

The building construction in 1849 served as a private residence till 1933 when it became the famed 1925 F Street Club. It was often referred to as "the most difficult door to open in Washington." After the close of the club in 1999, George Washington University utilized the property as their Alumni House.

In 2008, MTFA worked closely with GWU to restore the structure to become the on campus residence of the university president. The historic structure went through a major renovation to preserve the historic exterior character and modernize the interior space. The first floor serves as a gathering space to host university events and included a new conservatory addition with outdoor terrace. The private residence is located on the 2nd and 3rd floors. The property continues to be a house for social gatherings and intellectual dialogue.