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Rarely available, large condo awaiting renovation in one of Kalorama's most prestigious and historic buildings. With each unit in the building taking up half a floor, spacious and light-filled don't begin to describe the space. Charming details and character abound. This is a gem waiting to be polished, a masterpiece that will stand the test of time. Situated on the quiet corner of Wyoming and Thorton, yet just a block off Connecticut, the Kalorama location is ideal. The generous floor plan offers three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a large kitchen, and a grand dining room. A gracious living room with a fireplace and Juliette balcony, a laundry/pantry space, and plenty of closets allow for plenty of both living and storage space. Built in bookcases line the hallway separating the entertaining and bedroom areas. There is a large basement storage room, too. All of this nestled in a classic 1912 building with an elevator, listed in James Goode's "Best Addresses." Parking spots, owned by the condo association, are available via a short waitlist.

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Rarely available, large condo awaiting renovation in one of Kalorama's most prestigious and historic buildings. With each unit in the building taking up half a floor, spacious and light-filled don't begin to describe the space. Charming details and character abound. This is a gem waiting to be polished, a masterpiece that will stand the test of time. Situated on the quiet corner of Wyoming and Thorton, yet just a block off Connecticut, the Kalorama location is ideal. The generous floor plan offers three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a large kitchen, and a grand dining room. A gracious living room with a fireplace and Juliette balcony, a laundry/pantry space, and plenty of closets allow for plenty of both living and storage space. Built in bookcases line the hallway separating the entertaining and bedroom areas. There is a large basement storage room, too. All of this nestled in a classic 1912 building with an elevator, listed in James Goode's "Best Addresses." Parking spots, owned by the condo association, are available via a short waitlist.