2500 Q St Nw Unit #307, Washington, DC 20007

$355,000
: 1
BD
: 1
BA
: 700
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List Price: $355,000
Price Change: ▼ $14,940 1784595409
Days on Market: 92
Status: ACTIVE
MLS#: DCDC2258892
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
Full Baths: 1
Living Area: 700
Style: Art Deco, Beaux Arts
Year Built: 1942
County: Washington DC
School District: District Of Columbia Public Schools

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NEW PRICE! Perfect Washington pied-à-terre tucked between Georgetown and Dupont Circle. Welcome to 2500 Q Street NW #307, where comfort, charm, and location come together effortlessly. With-in walking to everything that Dupont, Foggy Bottom, downtown and Georgetown have to offer! Bathed in natural light, overlooking Rock Creek National Park, this home offers a quiet retreat from the city while keeping everything just moments away. The layout is both practical and inviting, with warm hardwood floors and generous storage throughout, rare for a one-bedroom, anchored by a spacious bedroom with a large walk-in closet The open living and dining area flows easily from the kitchen, making it just as suited for a quiet evening at home as it is for hosting friends before heading out to dinner in Georgetown or Dupont. The updated bathroom adds a clean, modern touch to the space Life at 2500 Q Street is about ease. A 24-hour front desk welcomes you home, packages are received for you, and the building’s rooftop terrace offers sweeping city views, perfect for unwinding at sunset or taking in the Fourth of July fireworks You’re moments from Rock Creek Park, neighborhood cafés, and some of the city’s best shopping and dining. With Dupont Circle and Foggy Bottom Metro stations nearby, the entire city is within easy reach. Condo fee includes all utilities except cable and internet, making this an ideal full-time residence or effortless in-town retreat. Just a little history: The building was constructed in 1942, during World War II. It was developed as a mid-rise apartment building, a common typology in D.C. at the time, designed to house a growing urban population tied to wartime government expansion. Architecturally, it reflects the simple, functional style of early 1940s residential construction, emphasizing practicality over ornament.

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