Tour of the 2011 DC Design House

All proceeds will benefit the National Children's Medical Center and all are welcome to attend.

 DC's premiere residential design showcase features a home renovated by the region's top interior designers.
A private tour of the mansion has been arranged for members of the Harvard Club and their guests.

This year’s home is a 1925 12,000-square-foot English Country Tudor on an acre of land in Forest Hills, owned by the Wasserman family and on the market for $4.9 million. The late George Wasserman was a local businessman and philanthropic force in the community, including co-founding the Hebrew Home of Greater Washington. The home was originally built for Charles Woodward, founder of Woodward & Lothrop department store chain, and was the site of numerous high profile gatherings where movie stars, such as Kirk Douglas, politicians and dignitaries, such as Lady and Lord Balfour, attended.

Tickets are $22.00