2001 19TH NW STREET 3, WASHINGTON, DC 20009

Step into a world of refined elegance with this captivating 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath, 2,119 sq ft two-story condo, nestled within the historic walls of the former Chinese Embassy. As the oldest standing building in Washington, D.C. commissioned by a foreign government, this building is a masterpiece designed by renowned architect Waddy B. Wood in the exquisite Elizabethan/Jacobean Revival style. Now transformed into a boutique condo building in the prestigious Kalorama neighborhood, it boasts grand soaring ceilings and full-height windows that illuminate every corner with natural light. The main level welcomes you with hardwood floors and a luminous ambiance. A living room features a dramatic bay window and a charming fireplace, complemented by French doors leading to a Juliette balcony—a perfect spot to savor the morning sun. An elegant dining area with another bay window offers a sophisticated space for entertaining, while a convenient half bath adds functionality. The kitchen is a chef’s delight, showcasing rich wood detailing, granite countertops, abundant cabinetry, and a breakfast bar for casual dining. Descend to the lower level to find the tranquil primary bedroom, complete with a luxurious ensuite bath featuring a double vanity, walk-in shower, and generous closet space. The second bedroom is spacious, offering its own full bath and a practical laundry area. Living in Kalorama means embracing a lifestyle of elegance and prestige, surrounded by tree-lined avenues, historic mansions, and notable neighbors including ex-presidents and ambassadors. Enjoy leisurely strolls through Rock Creek Park, the tranquility of Kalorama Park, or indulge in the nearby world-class dining and café culture along Connecticut Avenue and Columbia Road. An assigned, off-street parking space ensures convenience, making this residence an extraordinary place to call home. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of history in one of D.C.'s most distinguished neighborhoods. Square footage is approximate and should not be used for property valuation.