Kalorama is an upscale neighborhood in the northwest quadrant of Washington, DC along Embassy Row. True to its name which means “beautiful view” in Greek, Kalorama is situated on a hill overlooking Dupont Circle with Rock Creek Park on one side. As one of the most desirable addresses in the District, Kalorama is known for single-family estates flanked by embassies, museums, and other landmarks and has long been a center of the Washington social and diplomatic scene. Kalorama also offers the option of living in co-op buildings which take advantage of the elegant surroundings to provide a more urban experience. Read more about Kalorama real estate.
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The Kalorama community is divided into two areas – Sheridan-Kalorama and Kalorama Triangle. Kalorama is bounded by Massachusetts Avenue, Rock Creek Park, Florida Avenue, Connecticut Avenue, Columbia Road and Calvert Street. The closest Metro Stations include Woodley Park/Zoo and Dupont Circle.
One of DC's Best Addresses The Dresden in Kalorama is one of those buildings that is so elegant, so refined, that its name must only be whispered in quiet tones. There, you said it -- "The ... Read more
Sheridan-Kalorama has long been home to Washington’s elite. Adjacent to Dupont Circle and bounded by Rock Creek Park as well as Massachusetts, Florida, and Connecticut Avenues, Kalorama offers ... Read more
The infamous 97 steps situated between M Street NW and Prospect Street in Georgetown have recently been granted “historic landmark status” by the Historic Preservation Review Board. Better known as the “Exorcist ...
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