Bonnie Roberts-Burke | Evers & Co. | 202-487-7653 2032-2040 BELMONT RD NW #110, Washington, DC STUNNING SOPHISTOCATION New Price! 2BR/2BA Condo offered at $625,000 Year Built 1928 Sq Footage Unspecified Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 2 full, 0 partial Floors 1 Parking Unspecified Lot Size Unspecified HOA/Maint $1,075 per month DESCRIPTION Spectacular space overlooking Rock Creek Park this beautifully renovated one of a kind condo has large, light open space. Cook’s kitchen, separate DR(could be den)recessed lighting, great views, limestone baths,lives like a house w/private entrance and PARKING! Terrific location, blocks to metro, full service bldg. Open House! Sunday June 20th 1:00-4:00 see additional photos below PROPERTY FEATURES - Central A/C - Central heat - High/Vaulted ceiling - Walk-in closet - Hardwood floor - Dining room - Dishwasher - Refrigerator - Stove/Oven - Microwave - Granite countertop COMMUNITY FEATURES - Laundry on-site - Secured entry - Elevator OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES - New Price! ADDITIONAL PHOTOS Photo 1 Photo 2 Photo 3 Photo 4 Photo 5 Photo 6 Contact info: Bonnie Roberts-Burke Evers & Co. 202-487-7653 For sale by agent/broker Equal Opportunity Housing Posted: Jun 18, 2010, 7:55am PDT

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Adams Morgan Heritage Trail; a self guided bilingual tour that explains the neighborhood’s rich history. The city, previously known as Adams Mill was renamed in the early 1900′s after DC’s first two segregated schools. Once an elite area full of famous politicians and socialites, the name Adams Mill came from John Quincy Adams whose estate was located there.

Trail highlights also include the site of America’s very first Toys R Us, which opened its doors in 1948, the grand apartments of Kalorama Triangle and the lovely Victorian townhouses that line 18th street. The tour also includes all the neighborhood murals and tales of elite colonial families and revolutionaries.

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Brew at the Zoo - August 20th from 6 -9 pm

The National Zoo – 3001 Connecticut Avenue NW. . You’ve never seen an event quite like this. Bring all your friends for a night of food and brew with all the animals at the National Zoo. Hang onto your ticket, it’s your access pass to over 35 beer samples. You’ll also receive a free commemorative mug to remember the special event.

Live bands, plenty of pizza, and barbecue food are also available. This event may sound strange, but your tickets while you can, they sell out every year.

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Stump Trivia – Tuesdays 8-10pm

Madam’s Organ Restaurant and Bar – 2461 18th Street NW. A favorite event with the locals, Madam’s Organ Restaurant and Bar let’s Stump take over the pub for the evening. Stump is a company that is serious about their trivia. They set up teams of up to six contestants each and test their brains with random trivia questions. The hosts are fun and interesting and some of the games get pretty heated. Whether you are participating or observing, you’ll definitely enjoy this weekly event.

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Adams Morgan First Tuesdays – The first Tuesday of every month

Adams Morgan Tuesday Shop and Eat Special is just in time to boost the economy. First Tuesdays offers discounted shopping and dining on the first Tuesday of each month. Patrons can enjoy the fine dining of select neighborhood restaurants and receive food and drink for two for a mere $25.  Certain shops offer discounts that range anywhere from 10 to 35 percent.

If you are visiting the Adams Morgan community for the first time, the first Tuesday is the perfect time to do so.

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The Adams Morgan neighborhood is rich in culture and arts, and each year on Adams Morgan Day the entire community is recognized and celebrated for its diversity of countries, cultures, food, art, and unique businesses. The Adams Morgan Day Festival, first held in 1978, is considered to be America’s biggest block party. People come from near and far to experience the unique and charismatic atmosphere of this wonderful blend of cultures.

The celebration includes festivities such as Arts on Belmont, which showcases the handiwork of local artists and artisans. Everything from ceramics, jewelry, and metalwork to sculptures and photography is included.

There is also a seemingly never ending supply of live music, dancing, workshops and entertainment. A Kid’s Fair is located on Marie Reed school grounds with educational activities for all ages and a Jazz in the Park event takes place in Kalorama Park. Besides all of the entertainment, there is a huge selection of international cuisine, jewelry, clothing and specialty items. This event is held every year and one you won’t want to miss.

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