Kalorama is the Washington, D.C., enclave of choice for power brokers, tycoons, and diplomats. Six Presidents also lived here (pre- and post-presidency): Barack Obama, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Herbert Hoover, Warren Harding, Woodrow Wilson, and William Howard Taft. The neighborhood is divided into two parts: Kalorama Triangle is on the east side of Connecticut Avenue, while Sheridan-Kalorama, also known as Kalorama Heights, is on the west. Kalorama Triangle is a little more urbanized, borders Adams Morgan, and has a bit more retail and a greater stock of apartment buildings and attached rowhouses. Kalorama Heights sits on a hill overlooking Rock Creek Park and is the literal and metaphorical peak of D.C. real estate, boasting majestic mansions and landmark apartment buildings. Keep an eye out for Kalorama’s historic call boxes, originally erected in the late 1800s and now transformed into miniature works of art highlighting the neighborhood’s historic residents.