REDUCED- Garage parking (space is in covered parking deck) space included! National Park Seminary! This spacious one-bedroom condo is absolutely delightful. The large windows with deep sills and beautiful molding let in lots of light throughout. The main living area is open concept with plenty of space for living, dining and home office. The beautifully designed kitchen has loads of cabinets, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and a big seating island. The oversized full bath includes a laundry closet with a Bosch washer and dryer. The big bedroom could also accommodate a home office space, and has a large walk-in closet. Out front is a lovely shared seating area - perfect for watching the world go by. Entrance is just steps from the shared parking area. Here’s What You’ll Love About This Home Beautiful condo in building on the National Register of Historic Places Oversized rooms make for elegant living Here’s What’s Nearby: 0.2 mi to Ireland Trailhead - Rock Creek Park 0.5 mi to Pacci’s Trattoria 1.0 mi to Snider’s Super Foods, Aldi 1.1 mi to Forest Glen Metro 1.9 mi to downtown Kensington 2.3 mi to Downtown Silver Spring About National Park Seminary: Originally built as The Forest Inn in 1887 as a summer resort hotel,  it was leased and later purchased by John and Vesta Cassedy  in 1894 to be the National Park Seminary for young women. It was later called National Park College and operated as an all women's school from 1894 to 1942. The architecture was all designed by Emily Elizabeth Holman, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1972. Acquired by the Alexander Company of developers in 2003, they began the renovation of the buildings and development of the National Park Seminary which is now a fully residential neighborhood featuring condominiums, townhomes, and single family homes.