6 Kalorama Circle (click to enlarge)
According to the listing (via Redfin), the Federal-style house was built in 1930 and boasts more than 7,000 square feet, spread out over four stories. It has six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and two half-bathrooms, as well as a “spacious living room, formal dining room, sunlit conservatory, finished lower level with separate entrance, master suite with sitting area and dual ‘his and hers’ bathrooms, a gallery with an eleven-foot ceiling, and an incredible top-floor viewing deck with 360-degree views of D.C.”
Here’s the entrance hall:
It’s far more gracious than that poor excuse for a foyer in Andrew Caspersen’s $3.2 million home.
The living room, featuring a fireplace (of course), is similarly spacious:
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The dining room is in some ways even more impressive….