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9,100 Square Feet in Georgetown For a Cool $14 Million

by UrbanTurf Staff

9,100 Square Feet in Georgetown For a Cool $14 Million: Figure 1
The penthouse kitchen.

High-end condo buyers in DC have a new listing to feast their eyes on this weekend.

A duplex at the Ritz-Carlton in Georgetown with over 6,100 square feet of interior living area and 3,000 square feet of outdoor terrace space hit the market on Thursday for $13.95 million. It is currently the largest and most expensive condo on the market in the city.

9,100 Square Feet in Georgetown For a Cool $14 Million: Figure 2
The living room.

In addition to terraces that open from almost every room in the unit, the penthouse has a private elevator, a fitness center and comes with four valet parking spaces. There is a master suite with two dressing areas, and three additional bedrooms. The roof terrace has views from Key Bridge to the Kennedy Center.

9,100 Square Feet in Georgetown For a Cool $14 Million: Figure 3
A view of Arlington from the terrace.

The penthouse has access to the building’s 24-hour concierge as well as a host of the Ritz-Carlton’s hotel amenities. It is listed by Christopher Ritzert and Christie-Anne Weiss of TTR Sotheby’s International Realty. More photos below.

9,100 Square Feet in Georgetown For a Cool $14 Million: Figure 4
Master bedroom

9,100 Square Feet in Georgetown For a Cool $14 Million: Figure 5

9,100 Square Feet in Georgetown For a Cool $14 Million: Figure 6
Wet bar adjacent to roof deck.

Photography by Sean Shanahan Photography.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/9100_square_feet_in_georgetown_for_a_cool_14_million/10024

1 Comment

  1. Makeba-The-Architect said at 8:26 pm on Saturday June 27, 2015:
    I don't recall this large unit when it was built. I wonder if this was 2 units combined? Gosh... The condo fee must be in the clouds. wwww.gaineskelly.com

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