Kalorama Triangle Condos For Sale
Long regarded as one of Washington, DC’s most elite neighborhoods, Kalorama is also well known for its luxury condos for sale. These often come in the form of beautiful historic architecture, from row houses to larger grand old buildings. But you’ll also find some newer structures as well.
Kalorama is composed of different sections, the Kalorama Triangle and Sherridan-Kalorama, also known as Kalorama Heights. The community is in a hilly locale affording great views of the surrounding area. Also, much of the neighborhood is recognized as a historic district.
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Kalorama Neighborhood Information
Kalorama, which translates to “beautiful view” in Greece, dates back to a huge estate with surrounding gardens built in the late 1700s. It was residentially subdivided and developed from the 1880s to around 1931. The area is known for its lovely Victorian and Beaux Arts row houses, as well as large single-family homes in the Mediterranean, Georgian Revival and Tudor traditions. There’s also a number of historic hotels and apartment buildings that have been restored, renovated and converted to condos for sale.
Among the surrounding neighborhoods are Columbia Heights to the north, Adams Morgan to the northeast, Dupont Circle to the south and Rock Creek Park as well as Massachusetts Avenue’s Embassy Row to the west.
The community has long been home to prominent political, business and cultural leaders. A small sampling includes Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover. Among more recent residents is the post-White House Obama family, Ivanka and Jared Trump, and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos who dropped $23 million on the most expensive home in DC.
Amenities and Attractions in Kalorama
This Northwestern Quadrant neighborhood may be very upscale but it still offers a close-knit sense of community. A weekend farmers market is a great place to browse foodie items and nursery plants. The triangular-shaped Kalorama Park and the local So’s Your Mom deli are also popular hang-outs.
There’s local coffee shops and restaurants, as well as the famed 18th Street restaurant row which is immediately next-door in Adams Morgan. Also nearby is Rock Creek Park, and the Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan Metro Station is right across Taft Bridge. To learn more about condos for sale in Kalorama, call District Partners at Compass, (202) 400-3070.
