Built circa 1890, this Italianate Row house is ideally positioned in Union Hill. The English basement includes a versatile third-bedroom suite with a remodeled bath and living area, providing limitless possibilities for use – whether as an entertainment space, home office, or additional living area. The outdoor space boasts a delightful patio with faux grass and a covered first-floor patio, while an additional porch on the upper level overlooks the backyard. Inside, the dwelling showcases a recently renovated kitchen, refreshed hardwood floors, and the living room has large floor-to-ceiling windows that fill the space with natural light. Additionally, an abundance of exposed brick adds character. The upstairs bathroom features impressive tile work and a walk-in shower. The residence features a coveted English basement with distinctive entrances leading to both the street and a charming patio. Adding to its charm is a one-story porch adorned with turned posts, sawn star pattern brackets, and a transom above the entrance door. This residence seamlessly blends historical charm with modern updates, delivering a comfortable and stylish living experience. The entire English basement offers versatile possibilities, and convenient off-street parking is provided for two cars. The F. W. Beers Map of 1877 cites this property as originally part of the Carrington family parcel. The first occupant. Robert P. Payne, was listed as a paperhanger and later as a locksmith. He resided here until 1917. Notably, this house is recognized as a contributing structure to the Union Hill Historic District on the Virginia Landmarks Register and the National Register of Historic Places.