The bones are classic Beaux-Arts, but this particular unit comes with a few surprises you won’t find anywhere else in the building.

Step inside and you’ll find soaring ceilings, moody dark original woodwork, and the kind of architectural detailing that made the Maryland building a mainstay on South Temple. Original French doors—still intact here, though not in every unit—function perfectly to negotiate the spaces, offering both autonomy and connectivity depending on the need.

The kitchen carries its own historic story, with original mosaic tile floors thoughtfully preserved alongside gorgeous limestone countertops and chef-grade appliances, including a Wolf range, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and industrial hood. Spacious counters and a generous dining room make cooking and entertaining as easy as it is elegant.

The building—and this unit in particular—overflow with original charm, but you’ll also find modern conveniences. This home is one of the few units with built-in A/C, plus rare in-unit washer/dryer hookups that make daily life as effortless as it is stylish. The bedroom has been thoughtfully outfitted with soundproofing, so serenity is always in reach.

Outside, your deeded parking spot is tucked inside the private carriage house, an attached and covered convenience that makes downtown living both easy and secure. Add in the large storage unit (because we know square footage is only part of the story), and you’ve got historic beauty with modern practicality. 

This one is as unique as they come—historic elegance with just the right dose of luxury and ease.

Best advice? Set up a showing before it’s gone.