The Westmoreland
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How This Building Performs
The Westmoreland Market Performance & Ownership Profile
- 1905 Beaux-Arts cooperative by Kennedy and Blake
- Roof deck with views to the Washington Monument
- Monthly fee includes property taxes and utilities
- Renovated upper-floor homes with monument views sell for the most
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Inside the Residences
- One-Bedroom Plans: About 530 to 780 square feet, many with separate dining space.
- Two-Bedroom Homes: Roughly 1,000 to 1,300 square feet, some with pocket doors to the second bedroom.
- Three-Bedroom Residences: Top-floor homes of about 1,500 square feet, some with sunrooms.
- Studios: Large studios of about 450 square feet, some with sleeping lofts.
- Prewar Details: Ceilings of nine and a half to ten feet, crown moldings, and built-ins.
- Monument Views: South- and west-facing upper floors look toward the Washington Monument.
- Storage: Private storage units in the building convey with many homes.
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Building Services and Amenities
- Front Desk: Staffed weekdays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and weekend days.
- On-Site Management: Management team handling packages, deliveries, and building access.
- Roof Deck: Panoramic views of downtown and the monuments, open year-round.
- Marble Lobby: Renovated lobby with original plasterwork and Corinthian columns.
- Rental Parking: On-site spaces for rent, offered by waitlist.
- Storage and Bike Room: Private storage units and secure bicycle storage.
- Laundry, Library, and Garden: Basement laundry, a resident library, and a garden with grills.
- Pet Policy: Pets allowed, generally one per apartment; more considered by the board.
Kalorama at Your Door
- Connecticut Avenue: Cafés, restaurants, and Kalorama Market a short walk away.
- Dupont Circle: Shops, galleries, and the Phillips Collection a few blocks south.
- Dupont Circle FreshFarm Market: The Sunday farmers market a few blocks away.
- Adams Morgan: Restaurants and nightlife along 18th Street a short walk east.
- Rock Creek Park: Trails and parkland a few blocks west.
- Embassy Row: The diplomatic stretch of Massachusetts Avenue just south and west.
Getting Around from The Westmoreland
- Dupont Circle Station (Red Line) – a short walk south on Connecticut Avenue
- Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan Station (Red Line) – across the Taft Bridge to the north
- Metrobus on Connecticut Avenue – toward downtown and upper Northwest
- Rock Creek Parkway – quick drive to downtown, Georgetown, and the Kennedy Center
- Capital Bikeshare – docks nearby
Living in Kalorama
- Grand early-1900s townhouses and mansions
- Prewar apartment and condo buildings in Kalorama Triangle
- Embassies along Massachusetts Avenue's Embassy Row
- Quiet, tree-lined streets beside Rock Creek Park
- Walkable to Dupont Circle and Adams Morgan
- Dupont Circle and Woodley Park Metro nearby
Kalorama is a Northwest DC neighborhood just north of Dupont Circle, rising toward Rock Creek Park. It is often divided into Sheridan-Kalorama, west of Connecticut Avenue, and Kalorama Triangle, east of Connecticut toward Adams Morgan.
Sheridan-Kalorama is known for grand townhouses and detached mansions from the early 1900s in Beaux-Arts, Georgian Revival, and Tudor styles, many now serving as embassies and ambassadors’ residences along and near Massachusetts Avenue’s Embassy Row. Kalorama Triangle has brick rowhouses and a collection of prewar apartment and condominium buildings with generous floor plans.
Daily life is quiet on the residential streets, with Dupont Circle’s and Adams Morgan’s restaurants, shops, and services a short walk away. Rock Creek Park’s trails border the neighborhood, and the Woodrow Wilson House museum sits on S Street.
Dupont Circle and Woodley Park Metro stations on the Red Line are each within walking distance. Kalorama offers some of DC’s most distinguished architecture on quiet streets close to the center of the city.
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