2200 R St. is a four-story stone building. It is currently the Embassy of Zambia, and was previously a private home.
2200 R St. NW – Embassy of Zambia

2200 R St. is a four-story stone building. It is currently the Embassy of Zambia, and was previously a private home.
1607 22nd St. is a four-story brick townhouse with stone trim in the French Revival style. It is known as the Cranford House, built in 1906 by businessman Joseph Cranford. It is currently owned by the American News Women’s Club.
2320 Massachusetts Avenue is the consular office of the Embassy of South Korea. It is a four-story building with a stone facade.
2126 R St. is a large three-story townhouse, built in 1905.
The Embassy of the Republic of Cyprus is at 2211 R St., a four-story brick and stone building.
2202 Massachusetts Avenue is the Office of the Defense Attache for the Turkish Embassy. It is a three-story stone building, built in 1914.
2221 R St. NW was formerly the residence of the Embassador for Yugoslavia. It was acquired by Serbia in 2011 under the Yugoslavian succession agreement. Serbia has plans to renovate it, but it has remained empty and no work has started on it since 2011.
1621 22nd St. NW is the Embassy of Bulgaria. It is a large three-story building, brick with stone trim, built in 1911.
2139 R Street is a large four-story townhouse, built in 1908 of brick with stone trim. It is currently the Tanzania Chancery.
2223 R St. is a three and 1/2 story stone building, built by architect George Oakley Totten in the style of an Italian palazzo. It is referred to as the Charles Evans Hughes House; he lived there from 1930 until when he died in 1948. The building was originally constructed in 1907 as an embassy. […]