There are buildings, and then there is Wardman Tower. Welcome to Penthouse Three, an opulent and well-appointed spacious penthouse adorned with a modern layout that leads through gallery walls into spacious living and entertaining spaces on one side and three private bedroom quarters all with luxurious en-suite bathrooms on the opposite side. This expansive home offers an eat-in kitchen with custom cabinetry by sustainable American brand Henrybuilt; Thermador appliances; Pentalquartz coastal gray quartz countertops with Danby Royal marble backsplash. Penthouse Three offers a stunning library with a fireplace and a separate den (or optional 4th bedroom) also with a fireplace. The residence has a large open dining and living space with sweeping Monument and city views with a vantage point overlooking the Taft Bridge crossing over Rock Creek Park to Kalorama. Throughout the entire residence are gleaming herringbone 6” wide oak Admonter wood flooring with custom millwork and generous closet space. The primary suite bathroom has radiant heated floors; custom painted vanities with soft close cabinetry; custom designed stone tile flooring; Danby Royal tile on walls and countertops with nickel polished custom Watermark plumbing fixtures. The en-suite guest bathrooms will not disappoint with stone mosaic tile; glazed ceramic tiles on wet walls and Porcelanosa krion solid surface countertops. Penthouse Three includes 3 parking spaces and a storage closet. Penthouse Three provides a winding staircase leading up to your own private roof top terrace overlooking the city and the iconic monuments. Numerous balconies with palladium windows complete this stately residence built by Henry Wardman in the 1920’s and recently reimagined by Deborah Berke Partners. Each residence at Wardman Tower occupies part of a wing, radiating out from a central core making each residence unique. All 32 residences project toward the windows and the greenspace below landscaped by Michael Vergason Landscape Architects on 3.3 acres of lush grass, trees, and gardens.