2126 Connecticut Ave NW

Completed in 1910 and designed in the Georgian Revival manner by Albert H. Beers, this seven-story, full-service condominium occupies a prominent corner along Connecticut Avenue in the Sheridan-Kalorama historic district of Washington, DC. The Dresden is distinguished by its rounded façade and classical proportioning; larger residences capitalize on bay and curve exposures with oversized windows and high ceilings. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts with original period details — inlaid and patterned hardwood floors, coved ceilings, crown moldings, built-ins and formal living/dining arrangements — combined with modernized kitchens and baths. Common areas include a staffed 24-hour front desk/concierge, an expansive planted roof terrace with wide city views, an on-site fitness room, elevators, secure storage and laundry facilities on many floors. The building exterior features historic masonry, exterior lighting, roof-deck access and a modest landscaped setback with sidewalks and street lighting. Parking is available nearby (and some listings note included parking) while the condo association covers utilities in many units; policies are pet-friendly and investor allowance is commonly permitted. The Dresden’s central Kalorama location places it within blocks of Dupont Circle and Woodley Park metros, The Phillips Collection, restaurants, shops and Rock Creek Park, offering a blend of classical architecture and urban convenience.