4701 Connecticut Ave NW

An iconic pre‑war condominium, the Truman House in Washington, D.C. is a mid‑rise, masonry building completed in 1927 that offers primarily two‑bedroom residences arranged on formal, traditional floor plans. Interiors retain classical detailing such as crown moldings, arched openings, high ceilings, hardwood floors, and built‑ins while many units have been sympathetically updated with renovated kitchens and baths, recessed lighting, and modern mechanicals. Units commonly include a reception foyer, separate living and dining rooms, sunlit solariums or screened porches, breakfast nooks, and generous closet/storage allocations; building storage bins supplement in‑unit storage. Common building features emphasize everyday convenience: two elevators, laundry facilities on each floor, trash chutes, exterior lighting, sidewalks, and secure basement storage. Parking is managed offsite or via rental arrangements, with some units conveying a dedicated space; the property also maintains a residents’ EV charging station. The pet policy permits limited pets with weight restrictions. Located in the Forest Hills/Connecticut Avenue corridor, the address sits within easy walking distance of Red Line Metro access, neighborhood shops, bookstores and restaurants, and benefits from strong bus connections and a formal porte‑cochere entry that leads to a welcoming lobby and residents’ sitting area.