The Foxhall is not simply a building. It is a declaration. One of Washington's most storied addresses, it has long been home to those who shape this city, and this duplex residence on the second and third levels is among its most distinguished offerings.As a corner unit, the residence commands an immediate sense of arrival. The grand entry opens into expansive formal living and dining rooms where tall ceilings and floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors set the tone for what follows. Those doors lead directly to the crown jewel of this home: the largest private terrace in the entire complex. Wrapping around the main level, this outdoor space is genuinely rare in a city where private outdoor square footage is among the most coveted commodities. Whether you are hosting a dinner under the open sky or simply beginning your morning in a setting that feels entirely your own, this terrace redefines what condominium living can offer.A grand curved staircase connects the main level to the private quarters above, a detail that speaks to the duplex layout's greatest asset: true separation between the spaces where you live publicly and the spaces where you live privately. Upstairs, three generously sized bedrooms each open to their own private balcony, a detail that is as rare as it is considered. The primary suite includes a spacious walk-in closet, a dedicated dressing room, and an en-suite bath with a separate shower, spaces designed around the rhythm of a life lived with intention.At 2,717 square feet, this residence offers a scale that is uncommon at The Foxhall and nearly impossible to find at this level of finish and service anywhere along this corridor. The modern kitchen includes a separate service entrance, a practical luxury for those who entertain at scale. Two dedicated garage parking spaces and a private storage unit round out the practical details that make daily life here effortless.The Foxhall's amenities are equally considered: 24-hour concierge service, an indoor pool, a fitness center, and lushly landscaped gardens that give the building a sense of groundedness rarely found this close to the city's center. The monthly condo fee covers all utilities, internet, cable, and HVAC maintenance, an all-inclusive structure that removes the friction of ownership and allows you to focus entirely on living.This is a residence for someone who has already arrived. The Foxhall simply makes it official.---**Local Amenities**- **Compass Coffee** – 0.4 miles- **Glover Archbold Park** (trails & green space) – 0.5 miles- **Whole Foods Market, Tenleytown** – 1.1 miles- **American University** – 1.2 miles- **Tenleytown-AU Metro Station (Red Line)** – 1.3 miles- **Georgetown neighborhood** (dining, shopping, waterfront) – 1.8 miles- **Chevy Chase, DC** (dining & retail corridor) – 1.9 miles- **The Kennedy Center** – 2.4 miles- **Cleveland Park** (dining & neighborhood amenities) – 2.5 miles- **Georgetown University Medical Center** – 2.6 miles- **Reagan National Airport (DCA)** – 8.2 miles

Appraised at list price on 9/1/2026! There is one address in Washington that needs no explanation. Pennsylvania Avenue runs between the White House and the Capitol, and residence 1103N sits on it, eleven floors above the city's most consequential stretch of pavement.The Pennsylvania is a full-service building, and that distinction is felt the moment you arrive. A private driveway handles pickup and drop-off, sparing you the curbside scramble of downtown. A 24-hour front desk receives your packages, greets your guests, and keeps watch while you travel. Security is constant and discreet.Inside, 861 square feet are arranged with intention. The living and dining area accommodates real entertaining, not the suggestion of it. A separate powder room means guests never cross into your private quarters, a detail that separates a serious one-bedroom from an ordinary one. The bedroom suite delivers its own full bath and the quiet that an eleventh-floor north exposure provides. The finishes here are original and well kept, which is precisely the opportunity: a residence at this address, at this price, with room to make the kitchen and flooring entirely your own.The building's amenities extend the day rather than interrupt it. A fitness center and sauna wait downstairs. Bicycle storage and additional private storage absorb what city living otherwise crowds into closets. On-site garage parking is available to owners by rental, meaningful flexibility in a neighborhood where a car is optional and a space is not easily found. Pets are welcome.Then there is the roof deck. From it, the Capitol dome and the Washington Monument stand in clear view, the kind of panorama most visitors pay to glimpse and residents here simply step outside to enjoy. It is the reason guests remember the evening.For investors, the building is investor-friendly, a genuine advantage in a downtown market where rental restrictions are the norm. Few Penn Quarter buildings combine this level of service, this address, and this flexibility.Beyond the lobby doors: the National Gallery of Art, the Smithsonian museums, and the National Mall. Capital One Arena for the game, Shakespeare Theatre for the evening, and a dining scene that stretches from Chinatown to the Navy Memorial. Union Station and The Wharf sit a short ride away. This is Washington at full volume, with a front desk and a locked door between it and you.**Neighborhood Amenities**- Mimis Latin Cuisine (dining): 486 ft- Archives-Navy Memorial-Penn Quarter Metro (Green, Yellow lines): 0.2 mi- Indiana Plaza (park): 0.2 mi- Starbucks: 0.2 mi- DOLFA Exercise Studio: 0.4 mi- Pharmacy: 0.5 mi- Safeway (grocery): 0.8 mi