Set inside The Tuscany Condominium, a stately 1900s mansion conversion on one of Dupont Circle's calmest residential blocks, this top-floor penthouse offers something increasingly hard to find in the neighborhood: real privacy paired with real presence. Three bedrooms and three full baths span a bright, expansive layout entered through a dedicated owner's entry, with daylight pouring in throughout the day. A full 2024 renovation left no detail untouched. Footpath lighting guides the staircase after dark, joined by layered accent lighting across the main living areas. Central-wired speakers carry sound room to room, top-down shades let you dial in privacy on your own terms, in-unit washer/dryer adds everyday convenience, and built-in drawers keep every space feeling clean and open. The home's third bedroom sits apart from the rest — naturally lit, with its own full bath — and works equally well as a guest suite, home office, or media room. From there, step out to the true centerpiece: a private rooftop terrace fitted with a hot-and-cold kitchenette and a cable hookup for a TV, purpose-built for rooftop dinners or watching the sun go down over Dupont. Downstairs, a private rear deck connects via spiral staircase to a locked gate, opening onto your own dedicated off-street parking space — a genuine rarity this close to the Circle. Security is built into daily life here too: condo-association-maintained cameras front and back, plus a video intercom for visitors. Just four units total, with the top three owner-occupied — a settled, low-turnover building in one of the city's most sought-after neighborhoods.