1831 Belmont Rd NW

Built in 1911, this low-rise, pre-war condominium occupies a classic five-story French Renaissance–style building in the Adams Morgan/Kalorama edge of Washington, D.C. The property contains roughly two dozen units made up largely of studios, one- and two-bedroom plans, many retaining original architectural details such as high ceilings, crown moldings, bay windows and decorative fireplaces. Interiors vary between fully renovated homes with modern finishes — updated kitchens, granite counters, stainless appliances, recessed lighting and renovated baths — and smaller, efficient units that preserve historic character and hardwood floors. Common areas include an elevator, complimentary shared laundry room, bike storage and a secure entry; some units have approved in-unit washer/dryer conversions and select residences feature private rear entrances or small patios. Exterior features are modest and urban: tree-lined sidewalks, a painted exterior mural and proximity to Kalorama Park. Pet-friendly policies, low-to-moderate condo fees that commonly cover heat, gas, water and sewer, and on-site or nearby rental parking options complete the offering. The building’s location yields a very high Walk Score with immediate access to neighborhood groceries, restaurants, transit and parks, offering a blend of historic charm and practical, city-centered living.