Kalorama
Embassy Row and the largest private houses in the District.
Kalorama and Sheridan-Kalorama hold the greatest concentration of ambassadorial residences and embassies in Washington, along Massachusetts Avenue and the streets above Rock Creek. Houses here are the natural fit for a chief of mission or a principal who needs to entertain.
Leasing in Kalorama
Embassies and foreign ministries lease residences in Kalorama on multi-year terms, often with State Department coordination for parking signage and security. Robert handles the lease negotiation, the diplomatic clause and the move-in schedule.
Buying and selling in Kalorama
Sales above $5M are closely held and frequently off market. Robert tracks the private-exclusive inventory for buyers who want Kalorama specifically.
Kalorama questions
Can an embassy lease a residence in Kalorama?
Yes. Many ambassadorial residences in Kalorama are leased rather than owned. The lease typically includes a diplomatic clause and is coordinated with the mission's administrative office.
What is the difference between Kalorama and Sheridan-Kalorama?
Sheridan-Kalorama is the smaller enclave west of Connecticut Avenue around Sheridan Circle, with the largest detached houses; Kalorama Triangle sits east of Connecticut with apartment houses and rowhouses.
Other neighborhoods: Georgetown, West End, The Wharf, Foggy Bottom
Looking in Kalorama?
Tell Robert your dates and what you need. Houses and residences here often lease or sell before they are listed.
Or call or text Robert directly at (202) 766-9892. Showings are by appointment and discretion is assumed.