A Penn Quarter Residence, Completely Reimagined Few condominiums in Penn Quarter have been renovated with this much conviction. Over 2023 and 2024, approximately $150,000 went into reimagining this three-bedroom, two-bath residence at the Cosmopolitan. The result is a home with a point of view: warm, colorful, and crafted rather than simply renovated. The kitchen sets the tone. Leathered granite in rose and terracotta tones, with dramatic veining and a waterfall edge, anchors custom sage-green cabinetry and floating wood shelves. A mint-green Smeg refrigerator and a white-and-gold Café appliance suite, including a smart double oven, bring personality and performance in equal measure. The bathrooms carry the same bespoke spirit, featuring Zellige tile, geometric terracotta flooring, and Italian marble terrazzo. The primary bath has an oversized glass-enclosed shower with rainfall and handheld fixtures, and the second bath has an extra-deep soaking tub. The details show real care: bookcase doors that conceal mechanical equipment, a reimagined fireplace, a custom-fitted primary walk-in closet, and a Murphy bed that lets the second bedroom work as an office or guest room. Behind the finishes, the HVAC system and water heater have been fully replaced, and a new LG washer and dryer complete the update. At roughly 1,280 square feet, this is one of the three largest residences in the building. South and west exposures bring daylight throughout the day, hardwood floors run through the main living areas. With a neighbor on only one side and excellent sound isolation between floors, the home is notably private and quiet for downtown. The Cosmopolitan is a pet-friendly, predominantly owner-occupied building with a rooftop terrace, a community room reservable at no charge, and a fitness center undergoing a complete update in 2026. Gallery Place-Chinatown Metro is one block away, with four parking garages within half a block. Most of what you need though is nearby, so the car can stay parked. Capital One Arena, the Shakespeare Theatre Company, the National Portrait Gallery, and Ford’s Theatre are all within a few blocks, along with standout dining from Jaleo to Rasika and Chinatown’s favorites. Head out to dinner, a show, or a game. Come home to quiet.