2007 Wyoming Ave NW

A small, historic low-rise condominium collection built in 1902 and reimagined as a boutique residence in Kalorama. The property comprises roughly 15–17 units, including two carriage houses, arranged over a few stories with a mix of one-bedroom flats and two-level penthouse configurations. Exterior character reflects early 20th-century masonry and classical proportions with large, often-corner windows that admit abundant natural light. Interiors combine period details—tall ceilings, custom panel moldings—and contemporary finishes such as hand-milled white oak herringbone floors, motorized window shades, and open floor plans. Kitchens are fitted for culinary use with fully integrated European cabinetry, premium appliances (Miele and Bosch noted), islands or waterfall counters, and gourmet fixtures; bathrooms emphasize spa-like appointments including marble tile, heated floors, and high-end plumbing fixtures. Common building traits are intimate scale and boutique service rather than full-service amenities; limited on-site parking is available. Units offer in-unit laundry and additional storage options. The building sits in the Kalorama neighborhood near Rock Creek Park, with easy pedestrian access to Dupont Circle, Woodley Park and Adams Morgan restaurants, boutiques, cultural venues, and Metro stations, supporting a primarily walkable, park-oriented urban lifestyle. Pet policies are buyer-friendly in the listings and the collection appeals to buyers seeking historic context with modernized finishes.