Fire Damages U.S. Navy Secretary's Kalorama Mansion in Washington, D.C.

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Fire Damages U.S. Navy Secretary's Kalorama Mansion in Washington, D.C.

[!CDATA[A fire broke out at the residence of U.S. Navy Secretary John Phelan in Washington, D.C. The Phelans were not at home as they were preparing to move into the Kalorama mansion they recently purchased for $8.6 million. The three-story English manor-style mansion on Kalorama Road was unoccupied during renovations when firefighters responded to the incident. The Navy confirmed that the damaged residence belongs to the Phelan family and stated that they were not present when the fire occurred. The fire, attributed to an electrical event, caused black smoke to rise from the Kalorama neighborhood early Tuesday morning. The fire at the Phelans' Washington, D.C., residence caused damage to the recently purchased mansion. The three-story English manor-style home on Kalorama Road was unoccupied at the time of the incident, as the Phelans were in the process of moving in. Firefighters were called to the scene to address the blaze, which was determined to have been caused by an electrical event. The Navy confirmed that the residence belonged to the Phelan family and that they were not present during the fire. The fire at the Kalorama mansion in Washington, D.C., resulted in damage to the home of U.S. Navy Secretary John Phelan. The Phelans were not at the residence when the fire occurred, as they were in the process of moving into the recently purchased mansion. Firefighters responded to the three-story English manor-style home on Kalorama Road, where black smoke was seen rising from the neighborhood. The Navy confirmed that the damaged residence belonged to the Phelan family and that they were not present during the fire. In conclusion, a fire damaged the residence of U.S. Navy Secretary John Phelan in Washington, D.C. The Phelans were not at home when the fire broke out at the Kalorama mansion they recently purchased. Firefighters responded to the incident, which was caused by an electrical event. The Navy confirmed that the damaged residence belonged to the Phelan family and that they were not present during the fire.]]