2029 CONNECTICUT

2029 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NW 54

WASHINGTON, DC 20008

2029 Connecticut is the epitome of grand Beaux Arts construction in Washington, influenced by French architecture, including the Palace of Versailles. It was designed by Hunter and Bell and built in 1917. Its lobby’s soaring ceilings, marble floors, and exquisite plaster moldings provide an elegant welcome. It is perfectly sited in Kalorama, and has been home to a former president, presidential candidate, ambassadors, artists, members of Congress and many distinguished people representing a variety of professions. This exquisite corner residence offers expansive, light-filled spaces that flow effortlessly for refined living and entertaining. Spanning approximately 3,200 square feet (per floor plan), this home features soaring ceilings and beautifully proportioned rooms throughout. The grand gallery offers elegant entertaining space and walls for art, while the connecting living room is framed by tall windows that fill the large room with natural light. The eat-in kitchen (with a built-in banquette that can seat six) offers abundant cabinet storage, a center island, double ovens, and convenient access to the foyer. The private bedroom wing has three bedrooms and three baths. The serene primary suite includes a walk-in closet + more closets, a dressing area, and a luxuriously large bath. A spacious second bedroom has a wall of custom closets and is large enough to hold a king bed plus significant home office space. The third bedroom has built-ins and is large enough to be a home office and guest room. There is a laundry closet that includes a laundry sink, in addition to W/D. Two separately deed parking spaces convey, one in the garage and one on the surface lot above, both gated. One large storage space conveys. The building’s renovated roof deck is easily accessible by elevator. There is a catering kitchen and powder room on the roof. The attentive staff of 2029 provide 24-hour front desk service, cleaning and building maintenance. 2029 Connecticut is just a few blocks away from the Dupont Circle and Woodley Park red line Metros, and is surrounded in all directions by restaurants, shops, museums, galleries and other conveniences. The Phillips Collection, Cosmos Club, National Zoo and pedestrian/car access to Rock Creek Park are all nearby.