Beaux Arts

Presenting this sophisticated and richly appointed 6th-floor residence at The Altamont, one of Washington’s most iconic Beaux-Arts buildings. Spanning an impressive 3,150 square feet, this rare 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home was masterfully created by combining three original units into a singular, seamless masterpiece that occupies an entire wing of the building, offering multiple exposures and abundant natural light through 32 windows. Step inside to find a gracious foyer leading to a circular gallery, setting the stage for the home’s refined elegance. Throughout, gleaming hardwood floors, soaring 10-foot ceilings, intricate crown molding and paneling, and custom built-in shelving lend timeless character. Oversized windows frame sweeping city views, while two wood-burning fireplaces add warmth and charm to the formal living and dining rooms—perfect for both everyday living and grand entertaining. The modern eat-in kitchen features chef-grade appliances, custom-cabinetry, ample counter space, and a bright breakfast area. The king-sized primary bedroom is a peaceful retreat, with an attached sunroom offering panoramic views, a spacious walk-in closet, and a private dressing area with an ensuite bath featuring a deep soaking tub and separate shower. The generously proportioned second bedroom includes a sitting area, ensuite bath, and ample storage. The third bedroom, with custom built-in bookcases and lighting, can serve as a bedroom, library, or office, complete with its own ensuite bath. A separate laundry room and additional storage space round out this exceptional home. Two-car tandem parking space conveys. The Altamont, designed by Arthur C. Heaton in 1917, is celebrated as one of DC’s “Best Addresses.” Its grand lobby showcases original terra cotta floors, gilded arches, and intricate plaster details. The building’s roof terrace offers breathtaking views of the city, from the National Cathedral to the U.S. Capitol. Residents enjoy a 24-hour front desk, a party room, and a pet-friendly policy. The monthly co-op fee includes real estate taxes and utilities – and there is no underlying mortgage. Located in Kalorama, this residence is just moments from the Dupont and Woodley Metro stations, The Phillips Collection, and a wide array of award-winning restaurants, shops, café’s fitness studios, and galleries. The popular Dupont Farmers Market is also a short stroll away. A rare offering, this home blends old-world charm with modern convenience, and is an opportunity to own a residence of unparalleled distinction.

Presenting this sophisticated and richly appointed 6th-floor residence at The Altamont, one of Washington’s most iconic Beaux-Arts buildings. Spanning an impressive 3,150 square feet, this rare 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home was masterfully created by combining three original units into a singular, seamless masterpiece that occupies an entire wing of the building, offering multiple exposures and abundant natural light through 32 windows. Step inside to find a gracious foyer leading to a circular gallery, setting the stage for the home’s refined elegance. Throughout, gleaming hardwood floors, soaring 10-foot ceilings, intricate crown molding and paneling, and custom built-in shelving lend timeless character. Oversized windows frame sweeping city views, while two wood-burning fireplaces add warmth and charm to the formal living and dining rooms—perfect for both everyday living and grand entertaining. The modern eat-in kitchen features chef-grade appliances, custom-cabinetry, ample counter space, and a bright breakfast area. The king-sized primary bedroom is a peaceful retreat, with an attached sunroom offering panoramic views, a spacious walk-in closet, and a private dressing area with an ensuite bath featuring a deep soaking tub and separate shower. The generously proportioned second bedroom includes a sitting area, ensuite bath, and ample storage. The third bedroom, with custom built-in bookcases and lighting, can serve as a bedroom, library, or office, complete with its own ensuite bath. A separate laundry room and additional storage space round out this exceptional home. Two-car tandem parking space conveys. The Altamont, designed by Arthur C. Heaton in 1917, is celebrated as one of DC’s “Best Addresses.” Its grand lobby showcases original terra cotta floors, gilded arches, and intricate plaster details. The building’s roof terrace offers breathtaking views of the city, from the National Cathedral to the U.S. Capitol. Residents enjoy a 24-hour front desk, a party room, and a pet-friendly policy. The monthly co-op fee includes real estate taxes and utilities – and there is no underlying mortgage. Located in Kalorama, this residence is just moments from the Dupont and Woodley Metro stations, The Phillips Collection, and a wide array of award-winning restaurants, shops, café’s fitness studios, and galleries. The popular Dupont Farmers Market is also a short stroll away. A rare offering, this home blends old-world charm with modern convenience, and is an opportunity to own a residence of unparalleled distinction.