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. The building 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 home lives like a house, with one-level living that is superbly designed and equally suited for everyday living and elegant entertaining, including gracious flow among the public rooms. It is approximately 3,200sf* and boasts almost 10’ ceilings with fabulous, crisp moldings. The Jacobean ceiling in the living room is extraordinary, and the architecture of the building and apartments is unlike any other in the city. An elegant foyer opens to the reception room, which in turn connects to the kitchen, living/dining rooms and library. The well-appointed kitchen has a large center island, commercial grade range, second fridge and walk-in pantry, plus a second closet. The living and dining rooms are separate, but open to one another, and the living room is anchored with a decorative fireplace. Tucked away off the foyer is a climate-controlled wine room, powder room and walk-in coat closet. The private bedroom wing features three bedrooms with en suite baths, plus a separate laundry room and storage closet. The sprawling primary suite has a large en-suite Carrara marble bath with a soaking tub, two generous walk-in closets and additional built-in clothes storage. The third bedroom is used as a study for the primary suite and has its own en suite bath. A private guest bedroom with an en suite bath completes this wing. The tree-lined views throughout this home offer an exceptional feeling of nature and light. The apartment conveys with one assigned storage room and two separately deeded garage parking spaces located directly next to the door going into the building. The building’s renovated roof deck is accessible from the passenger elevator and features newer furniture, cantilevered umbrellas, an herb garden, plus a renovated catering kitchen and powder room. Its sweeping 360-degree views of the monuments and city are spectacular, and it can be reserved by residents for private use. The attentive staff of 2029 provide 24-hour front desk service, common area cleaning and building maintenance. 2029 Connecticut is just a few blocks from Dupont Circle, Woodley Park, Adams Morgan, the White House and K Street corridor, and surrounded by restaurants, shops, museums, galleries and other conveniences. The Phillips Collection, Cosmos Club, National Zoo, Rock Creek Park, and Red Line Metro are all nearby.