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Peggy Cooper Cafritz Lists Art-Filled Dupont Circle Duplex

  • July 19, 2017

by UrbanTurf Staff

Peggy Cooper Cafritz Lists Art-Filled Dupont Circle Duplex: Figure 1
The living room at 2002 Massachusetts Avenue NW, #2A.

In July 2009, a massive fire ravaged the Chain Bridge Road home of DC luminary Peggy Cooper Cafritz. Five years later, Cafritz purchased a 5,400 square-foot condo in Dupont Circle, and that unit just hit the market.

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Ms. Cafritz’s artwork.

There are a variety of things that stand out about the two-level residence, not least of which is Ms. Cafritz’s extensive art collection that is prominently featured throughout the unit.

Peggy Cooper Cafritz Lists Art-Filled Dupont Circle Duplex: Figure 3

A private elevator opens into the four-bedroom plus den duplex that has an open loft-like floorplan not often seen in DC. In addition to floor-to-ceiling windows and four balconies that offer various views of the city, the home has a large stainless steel kitchen, three parking spaces and access to the building’s rooftop pool, which is available through private reservation.

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Kitchen

The building where the condo is located is unlike other properties in the city — the glass portion is completely residential while the red brick portion is home to a law firm and other commercial spaces.

More photos of the unit below, which is listed with Hans Wydler of Wydler Brothers Real Estate for $5.5 million.

Peggy Cooper Cafritz Lists Art-Filled Dupont Circle Duplex: Figure 5
Building entrance

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Bedroom

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/peggy_cooper_cafritz_lists_art-filled_dupont_circle_penthouse/12814

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