Introducing the Warner Circle Mansion Condominiums—a boutique collection of 15 residences thoughtfully reimagined within the historic Warner estate in the heart of Kensington. Originally built between 1893 and 1914 as the home of Brainard Warner, founder of the Town of Kensington, this unique property is being revitalized by Washington Landmark Construction (WLC) into a modern residential community that blends timeless architecture with contemporary living. Delivery anticipated Summer 2026.
Framed by the tranquility of Warner Circle Park, this one-of-a-kind setting offers daily connection to nature with mature trees, open green space, and meandering pathways just beyond each front door. The park’s protected character ensures a lasting sense of place, while the surrounding Kensington neighborhood provides walkable charm, community spirit, and easy access to local shops, dining, and transit. Inside each residence, open layouts, high-efficiency systems, white oak flooring, honed stone surfaces, premium plumbing fixtures, and curated design elements honor the building’s heritage while supporting a low-maintenance lifestyle.
Every home has been designed with long-term flexibility in mind, featuring a versatile entry-level flexible living space and a full bath— ideal for aging in place. Units range from 1 bedroom 1 bath to 2 bedrooms plus den with 2 full baths, some over two and three levels- all units are unique.
Unit 15 features an estimated 1350 square feet across two levels with two bedrooms and two full baths, including a private balcony spanning the entire length of the upper level. Located in the Carriage House towards the edge of the property, this unit offers unique privacy and seclusion with a view of mature trees. (Price $945,000)
Modern construction, parking, and shared amenities—including a stone terrace, fitness space, and a welcoming lobby—further enhance everyday comfort. The lobby is planned as a distinctive “living museum,” showcasing historical artifacts discovered during construction alongside curated displays in partnership with the Kensington Historical Society. Select shared spaces may also be opened for neighborhood use throughout the year, reflecting the property’s legacy as a beloved community gathering place.
With only fifteen residences available, Warner Circle offers a rare chance to live in a park-side sanctuary that carries forward the story of Kensington. Reach out for specific unit availability and pricing.
