Demonet Building

The Demonet Building, located at the intersection of Connecticut Avenue and M Street N.W. in Washington, D.C., is a historic site featuring a Victorian townhouse built in 1880, notable for its octagonal tower and dome. It is the last unaltered Victorian residence in the area and has a rich history tied to the Demonet family, who established a successful confectionery business that supplied the White House. The building underwent significant changes over the years, including a modern office addition completed in 1984. The Demonet Building represents the evolution of Connecticut Avenue from a residential area to a bustling commercial hub, making it a point of interest for both tourists and researchers exploring the architectural and cultural history of Washington, D.C.