Welcome to The Altamont, one of Kalorama’s distinctive historic residences and a building recognized in James M. Goode’s Best Addresses. Designed by celebrated Washington architect Arthur B. Heaton and developed by Colonel George Truesdell. More than a century later, the building remains intentionally well preserved and beautifully maintained, with much of the character and craftsmanship that have defined it for generations. From its grand lobby and intricate architectural details to its sweeping rooftop views, The Altamont offers a level of historic character increasingly difficult to find in Washington. Tucked inside that history is Residence #46, a charming one bedroom, one bath home of approximately 600 square feet. Soaring 10 foot ceilings and a wall of windows fill the living space with natural light, giving the home an open and airy feel. Step inside to a welcoming foyer with a generously sized entry closet before the home opens into its main living space. The open layout flows into a full size kitchen featuring a SMEG dishwasher, pantry storage, and a separate service entrance. French doors lead to the bedroom, complete with a walk n closet with built-in storage and an en suite bath. The residence also includes additional dedicated storage, providing valuable space beyond the home itself. Beyond your front door, The Altamont continues to impress with a 24 hour front desk, expansive roof deck with panoramic views across Washington, lobby level gathering space, and beautifully maintained common areas that reflect the care and attention found throughout the building. Set in Kalorama Triangle just above Dupont Circle, the location places restaurants, cafs, galleries, neighborhood favorites, the Dupont Circle Farmers Market, Adams Morgan, and both Dupont Circle and Woodley Park Metro within easy reach. For buyers seeking a truly turnkey opportunity, the residence’s furnishings are available for separate purchase. Parking may also be available for rent or purchase. This isn’t simply an opportunity to own a home in Washington, it’s an opportunity to own a piece of its history. Schedule your private tour today!