4514 Connecticut Ave Nw #505, Washington, DC 20008

Set within one of the most architecturally distinguished stretches of Connecticut Avenue, this expansive penthouse residence at The Ponce de Leon—fondly referred to by residents as “The Ponce”—blends historic character with exceptional scale and livability. Built in 1928 and designed by noted Washington architect David L. Stern, the building is a refined example of Spanish Revival architecture. Its façade features distinctive multi-colored brickwork, limestone balconies, and decorative Moorish arches—details that contributed to its designation on the National Register of Historic Places in 1994. Spanning more than 1,300 square feet with 9-foot ceilings, the top-floor residence 505 reflects the enduring appeal of 1920s design with generous proportions and a gracious floor plan. Upon entry, a welcoming foyer with a spacious coat closet is illuminated by an elegant oval vestibule fixture and updated lighting that complements the home’s historic character. The expansive living room