Apartment 409 is a bright, airy, two-level penthouse with 1,100 square feet of living space and a large private terrace. On the first floor is an open living and dining room with high ceilings and three sets of floor-to-ceiling windows. The kitchen has abundant white cabinetry and sleek black counters, and a breakfast bar with seating along one side. . A convenient laundry room is tucked off the entryway. Upstairs is a spacious master bedroom with a full bath and an entire wall of glass, with doors opening to a 28'x11' terrace with WASHINGTON MONUMENT views. In nice weather, the terrace is like another room, with ample space for outdoor furniture. Enjoy a cocktail there with your guests, or entertain them on the building's rooftop terrace by the POOL, where they can enjoy expansive views over the city and the river while you prepare dinner on the outdoor grill. Convenient RENTAL PARKING is located in the building's garage. The Madelon was designed by well known architect, William Metcalf. The site has an interesting history. It was originally a chicken farm and then a distribution center for horse drawn wagons carrying agricultural products. In the 1970's the Fine Arts Commission approved the the redesign of a vacant industrial building to be converted to a mixed use complex of several buildings. The Madelon was converted in 2007.