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Find similar grantsHistoric Homeowner Grant Program is sponsored by DC Office of Planning (Historic Preservation Office). This program provides financial assistance to qualified low- and moderate-income homeowners for exterior and structural renovations, restorations, and repairs of historic houses in designated historic districts within Washington, D.
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Historic Homeowner Grant Program | op Historic Homeowner Grant Program The District of Columbia offers financial assistance to low- and moderate-income homeowners to help with the cost of repairing their historic homes. These targeted non-taxable community benefit grants are available for all historic landmarks and qualifying buildings in all DC historic districts. Applications are now being accepted for homeowner grants.
Apply here . Homeowner Grant Project Before and After See more "Before and After" images of completed projects Homeowner Grants are available to income-qualifiying homeowners for exterior and structural renovations, restorations, and repairs of historic houses. Project priority is determined using criteria that measure the benefits to historic preservation and the community.
Grants awards are subject to available funding. The maximum grant that can be awarded is $50,000. All historic landmarks and qualifying houses in all District of Columbia historic districts are eligible.
Non-contributing houses (modern houses not built during a historic time period) are not eligible. Homeowner Grants qualify as non-taxable income and grantees do not owe income tax on them. Who Qualifies for a Homeowner Grant?
Homeowner Grants are available to DC residents who: Own a house in a historic district or landmark and live in it as their primary residence, Receive the Homestead Deduction for property taxes for the house, Obtain a Clean Hands Certificate with a status of “compliant", and Have a total household income less than 120% of the area median income (AMI). Is my house a landmark or in a historic district? Use this tool .
Learn more about Clean Hands Certificates . Learn more about income and match requirements . What Are the Grantee Requirements?
Grantees who are awarded a grant must: Find their own licensed contractor, Enter into a covenant agreement with the Office of Planning which requires the taxpayer to maintain all grant work in good repair for ten years, and Depending on total household income, match the grant by paying a share of the grant work. What Kinds of Work Typically Qualify for a Grant?
Grants are awarded on a competitive basis with preference given to restoration of major exterior architectural features and structural repairs, such as: Reconstruction of missing exterior ornaments and components Repair of original front windows and doors Repair or reconstruction of front porches and stairs Replacement of non-historic windows and doors with historic materials and styles Repair, replacement and painting of wood siding and trim Repair and replacement of visibly prominent roofs The only interior item that can be considered is a major structural repair.
Grants cannot be provided for heating and air conditioning systems, plumbing, interior finishes, or new additions. Grants are not available for houses that do not contribute to the character of the historic district. Grant funding is not retroactive and cannot be awarded for work that has already been started or completed.
For More Information About DC Financial Assistance Other grant and loan programs for DC projects For additional questions: Contact us by email at [email protected] . Apply for a Homeowner Grant Homeowner Grant Program Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Owner-occupants of historic single-family residential properties in targeted historic districts in Washington, D. C. , who are certified as low- or moderate-income and receive the DC Property Tax Homestead Deduction. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $50,000 (Up to $35,000 in Anacostia). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Historic Homeowner Grant Program is funded by DC Office of Planning (Historic Preservation Office). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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