During the summer of 2017, Mike and Courtney Green bought a fixer-upper in Washingon DC.
Thursday, a proud Mike Green announced the renovations were complete and shared stunning photos of the home.
Green thanked “the hardworking visionaries @banksdevelopment, @jonesboerarchitects, and @jeremiahbrent for making it happen.”
In the comments, former Capitals teammate Tom Wilson demanded a house party.
This comes a week after Wilson gave Green a quick cuddle during a Caps-Red Wings game.
Tom Wilson says hello to old friend Mike Green during a stoppage in play pic.twitter.com/mJpSwqaEF7
— Ian Oland (@ianoland) December 1, 2019
Michael Latta was down.
Former teammate Brooks Laich commented “Nice place Ron!!!” which is apparently Green’s nickname. (Yes, I’m investigating.)
Former Capitals equipment manager Greg Smith added “Beautiful Ron. @TomWilson I’ll bring the wine.”
The fixer-upper is in the Kalorama Triangle neighborhood. The Obamas, as well as Jared and Ivanka Trump, live in the nearby Sheridan-Kalorama neighborhood. The home is also located right by Rock Creek Park and close to the National Zoo.
Green’s wife Courtney posted a photo of the family posing in front of their DC row house in September. Green is shown holding up their adorable son Axel. According to city public records, the home cost $1.33 million.
“Mike, Axel and I are beyond excited to turn our 1914 row house into a home with the help of this bright light and beautiful mind, @jeremiahbrent,” Courtney wrote. “Let the transformation begin!”
Courtney also told a commenter that “[w]e won’t be living there full time until Mike retires, but in the meantime we’ll be visiting as often as possible.”
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