Positioned within the storied grounds of Warner Circle Park, Warner Mansion Condominiums presents a rare collection of fourteen boutique residences within the restored 1892 Queen Anne estate built by Brainard H. Warner, founder of Kensington, together with the adjacent 1914 Carriage House. Thoughtfully reimagined by Washington Landmark Construction, the Mansion has been carefully restored and structurally reengineered for its next century, preserving its architectural legacy while introducing a refined modern lifestyle rooted in longevity, wellness, and enduring design. Henry (#4) is a One bedroom and Den. The residences — ranging from elegant one-bedroom and one-bedroom-plus-den homes to expansive two-bedroom, two-bath and select three-bedroom layouts — include both single-level and dramatic multi-level floorplans. Each home is individually composed and uniquely named, offering a level of architectural character and individuality rarely found in modern condominium living. Interiors are curated with an emphasis on timeless natural materials and understated sophistication: white oak flooring, reclaimed Georgia Red Pine in the Carriage House, natural stone baths, custom cabinetry, Bosch appliances, Grohe hardware, Pella Low-E windows, and abundant biophilic light throughout. Select residences feature private terraces, turret rooms, soaring ceilings, park views, and preserved architectural details impossible to replicate in new construction. Designed with a quiet philosophy of longevity and wellness, the residences incorporate thoughtful elements including wide doorways, elevator access to all residential units in the Mansion, entry-level primary suites, single-level living opportunities, and elegant spaces intended to support comfort and ease over time — seamlessly integrated into the architecture rather than added as an afterthought. Surrounded by the permanently preserved 4.44-acre Warner Circle Park, residents enjoy a rare blend of history, walkability, community, and calm — moments from Kensington’s boutiques, cafés, farmers market, parks, MARC rail access, and village life. A grand historic lobby, envisioned as a living museum honoring the estate’s legacy, offers a meaningful place of welcome and gathering for residents and the community alike. A once-in-a-generation opportunity to live within one of Montgomery County’s most significant historic residences — where heritage architecture, wellness-centered living, and modern luxury quietly converge.