Luxury on the Avenue:

601 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW #1110, WASHINGTON, DC 20004
$419,000
Open House Sunday January 31st 1-4 pm

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Luxury on the Avenue! Enjoy the best the city has to offer at this prestigious address, in a premier building! Be amazed at the stunning views from this 11th floor large and luxurious one bedroom condo in the heart of booming Penn Quarter. Find yourself surrounded by world-class restaurants and shops and just a few blocks from three Metro stations. The bright and open floor plan with a custom wood built-in library is just the place to relax and recharge, while the updated kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, and custom cabinets will fuel body and soul. The full-service building offers a

400 Massachussetts Ave NW Washington DC.


400 Mass ave NW Washington DC
Year built: 2004
Number of condos:256
Parking: Many units come with garage parking
Pets: Cats & dogs with size limits
Nearest Metro Stops: Chinatown (Red, Yellow Green line) Union Station (Red line)
Amenities: Roof top pool and one of the best roof decks in the city. Gym, party room, bike storage
400 Mass was built just as downtown DC condo living was begining to take off.  This is a gret building buit by Faison Development in 2004.  Faison also built the buildings at 912 F St NW, 1701 Kalorama and 1010 Mass. The design is a bit of a departure for DC condo buildings, and allowed for some very flexible designs.  Most of the units are one bedroom condos, but sprinkled throughout the building

616 E St NW Washington DC.
The Clara Barton Condo building.
The Clara Barton and the Lafayette were built by the same builder in 2004 and are kind of 'sister' buildings.  Initially the plan was for The Lafayette to be the condo building and the Clara Barton to be a rental building.  But this is 2004 we are talking about.. the hight of the 'excitment' about real estate in DC.  Everyone was buying one or two condos those days.  Remember? People were camping out, waiting in lines all night just for the chance to buy a condo in downtown DC, sight unseen!  The demand was so high, in fact, that the developers decided to also sell out the Clara Barton as condos rather than hold it as a rental building.  Most of the amennities in these sister buildings are