Rare and historical offering at the Rockingham. This residential condo is known as the Treaty Room Suite for its role in the 1905 Treaty of Portsmouth that ended the Russo-Japanese War. The Treaty Room was where the press would meet for updates on the negotiations and was also the location for private meetings. For his leadership of the negotiations President Teddy Roosevelt was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. In 1960 John F. Kennedy held a press conference in the Treaty Room while on the campaign trail. Portsmouth legend and former owner of the Rockingham Hotel Frank Jones used this unit as his personal suite when staying at the hotel. Upon entering this home your eye will be drawn to the 12 ft frescoed ceilings which feature ornate wood work and embossed foil trim. This 50 ft long room can be divided by 2 doors and a substantial retractable wood partition. Three working fireplaces are spread throughout the residence which is unheard of in condo living. This nearly 1475 sq ft condo has plenty of light throughout with 7 ft tall windows on 3 sides of the building. Unlike other units this home does offer in unit laundry and 1 deeded parking spot. Not your typical condo association, the condo fee includes use of pool, rooftop deck, ballroom, bicycle room, and professionally managed association. Truly a unique and special property.