$731,541Average Value$670Average Price per Sq Ft24Homes For Sale
Why historic Kalorama Triangle feels different
Kalorama Triangle is a true Northwest Washington neighborhood where early-20th-century rowhomes and prewar condo buildings line quiet, leafy streets. It’s a registered historic district with an old-world vibe you won’t find in many other neighborhoods, including Kalorama, its pricier next-door neighbor. But even with its low-key feel, Kalorama Triangle is just steps from some of the city’s most popular restaurants and bars in Adams Morgan and Dupont Circle. Life here is all about balance, with nearby Metro stations for commuting and access to Rock Creek Trail for getting outside.
It's a short bike ride from Kalorama Triangle to Adams Morgan favorites.
Residential buildings and commercial spaces line 18th Street, a shopping and dining hub.
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Housing ranges from million-dollar rowhomes to historic condos
Walk through the Kalorama Historic District, and you’ll see rowhomes in a mix of architectural styles, including Beaux-Arts, Georgian Revival, Arts and Crafts and Romanesque Revival designs. “The architecture here is stunning and really well-preserved. A lot of people buy homes here simply because it’s such a beautiful place to live and walk around,” says Katherine Foster-Bankey, a Realtor with Compass and a former resident. Even many of the condos are historic, set inside converted Art Deco and Beaux-Arts buildings. In terms of housing options and price ranges, you can expect to see:
Rowhomes: mid-$1 millions to low $2 millions
Studio condos: high $100,000s to low $200,000s
One-bedroom condos: high $200,000s to mid-$600,000s
Two-bedroom condos: high $400,000s to low $900,000s
Kalorama Triangle’s median sale price is in the high $400,000s, roughly in line with Dupont Circle and generally lower than Adams Morgan. If you’re not ready to buy, there are plenty of apartment buildings. Street parking is common, with Residential Permit Parking zones helping residents find a space.
Kalorama Triangle is known for its mix of early 20th-century architectural styles.
Historic rowhouses sit on quiet, tree-lined streets.
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Best ways to get around Kalorama Triangle and beyond
Walking and biking are easy ways to get around day to day, and Kalorama Triangle is transit-friendly, too. Metrobus stops are close to home, and residents are within walking distance of the Red Line’s Woodley Park–Zoo/Adams Morgan and Dupont Circle stations. “Taking the bus is the most common way to commute, even though the drive can take a bit,” Foster-Bankey says. “It also feels like less work than walking to a Metro station, but people still do that.” The drive to Downtown DC is less than 2 miles, though rush-hour traffic can make the trip 20 to 30 minutes. Bikers often skip traffic altogether by using the nearby Rock Creek Trail. “It’s like a 15-minute bike ride to get downtown, and that’s a pretty consistent time because bike riders deal with a lot less traffic than drivers,” Foster-Bankey says.
Walkable restaurants, bars and shops in Adams Morgan
You’re right next to Columbia Road and 18th Street, the heart of Adams Morgan’s dining and nightlife scene. “Adams Morgan is a well-known bar and restaurant district, so people walk over there pretty frequently during the weekend,” Foster-Bankey says. Options range from casual cafés to international restaurants, plus plenty of spots for a night out. Local favorites include:
Lapis, a Michelin Guide pick known for Afghan dishes
Perry’s, popular for happy hour and its Sunday drag brunch
Tryst, a longtime café for meeting friends or getting work done
Madam’s Organ, where locals go for live blues music and late nights
The Green Zone, with classic cocktails and Middle Eastern flavors
Shopping also leans local, with gift shops, vintage stores and independent bookstores within a short walking distance of Kalorama Triangle. Groceries are close too, with Yes! Organic Market and Streets Market on Columbia Road, plus a Safeway a little farther down for bigger trips. For even more dining and shopping options, residents can walk a bit farther to Dupont Circle or Logan Circle.
Cafes on 18th Street have sidewalk patios where locals can get work done.
It's a short walk from Kalorama Triangle to Adams Morgan favorites like Andy's Pizza and Lost City Books.
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Parks and trails around Kalorama Triangle
Kalorama Triangle is within walking distance of several parks and outdoor spaces, including its own Kalorama Park. “Parents and kids walk there after school and on the weekends. It’s packed with a bunch of different things to do for such a small park,” Foster-Bankey says. The park has a recreation center, basketball courts and two playgrounds. Walter Pierce Park adds a soccer field and dog park, while Mitchell Park offers tree-lined paths and benches for a quiet break from the city. Residents also have easy access to the Rock Creek Trail, which runs north toward Rock Creek Park attractions like the National Zoo and south into Downtown DC.
Kalorama Park is a neighborhood hub for indoor and outdoor recreation.
There are playgrounds in Kalorama Triangle where kids can explore.
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Public and private schools with high ratings
Highly rated public and private schools are a major draw for families. Within the District of Columbia Public Schools system, students are zoned to Oyster-Adams Bilingual School and Jackson-Reed High School. Families can apply to out-of-boundary DCPS schools and public charter schools through a lottery process. Nearby private options include Maret School in Woodley Park and Saint Augustine Catholic School in U Street.
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Kalorama Triangle Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Kalorama Triangle, Washington sell after 42 days on the market compared to the national average of 56 days. The median sale price for homes in Kalorama Triangle, Washington over the last 12 months is $489,500, down 27% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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