915 E St NW #1006

Washington, DC 20004

$275,000

Property Highlights

  • Penn Quarter Prime Location
  • Full Bath Configuration
  • HOA Covers Utilities
  • Built 2006 Construction
  • Gallery Place Metro Nearby
  • Downtown DC Streetscape Access
MLS ID
1005070312
Parking
Year Built
2006
HOA Fee

Property Details

Price: $275,000

1 Bath

0 Sq Ft

Year Built: 2006

Price: $275,000

1 Bath

0 Sq Ft

Year Built: 2006

Executive Summary

The Residences at 915 E offers a one-bath condominium residence in the heart of Penn Quarter, one of downtown Washington’s most connected and culturally active neighborhoods. Built in 2006, the building delivers HOA coverage that includes gas, water, sewer, trash, insurance, and reserve funds — a meaningful value proposition for buyers weighing total cost of ownership. The surrounding streetscape places residents steps from the city’s foremost arts, dining, and transit infrastructure.

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Penn Quarter, Washington DC

Downtown Living at the Center of the Capital

The Residences at 915 E sits at the intersection of Penn Quarter’s cultural and civic energy, offering a condominium address that few downtown DC buildings can match for sheer proximity to the city’s core institutions and transit network.

Built in 2006, the building reflects the wave of residential development that transformed Penn Quarter from a government-office corridor into one of the District’s most walkable and amenity-rich neighborhoods. The HOA structure here is notably comprehensive, covering gas, water, sewer, trash, building insurance, management, and reserve funds.

For buyers evaluating total monthly cost, the breadth of HOA inclusions at 915 E is a material differentiator. Utility costs that typically appear as separate line items are absorbed into the association fee, simplifying household budgeting considerably.

The surrounding NW streetscape is immediate and accessible — the Verizon Center, the National Portrait Gallery, and the city’s most concentrated cluster of Metro lines are all within the neighborhood’s walkable radius, making this residence a strong candidate for buyers who prioritize urban connectivity above all else.

The Building
The Residences at 915 E is a 2006-vintage condominium building situated in Penn Quarter NW, one of downtown Washington’s most transit-accessible and culturally active addresses. The building’s position on E Street places residents within the neighborhood’s walkable core, surrounded by the District’s civic and entertainment infrastructure.
HOA Value
The HOA at 915 E is structured to cover a broad range of operating costs, including gas, water, sewer, trash, building insurance, management fees, and contributions to reserve funds. This level of coverage is more comprehensive than many comparable downtown DC condominium associations.
Cost Structure
Buyers evaluating this residence should factor HOA inclusions into their total monthly cost analysis. When utility expenses are absorbed by the association, the effective cost of ownership often compares favorably to buildings with lower stated fees but higher out-of-pocket utility obligations.
The Neighborhood
Penn Quarter’s position in the NW quadrant places this residence at the geographic and cultural center of the District. The neighborhood’s walkable street grid, immediate Metro access, and concentration of dining, arts, and civic destinations make it one of the most self-contained urban addresses in the Washington metro area.

Residence at a Glance

  • Penn Quarter NW address
  • 2006 construction
  • 1 full bath
  • HOA includes gas water sewer trash insurance management and reserves
  • Downtown DC streetscape immediately accessible
  • Proximity to Gallery Place and Metro Center stations
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All information believed accurate; buyers should independently verify HOA fees, inclusions, and building rules prior to purchase.
915 E St NW #1006

A Downtown DC Residence with Comprehensive HOA Coverage

Unit 1006 at The Residences at 915 E offers a one-bath condominium in one of Penn Quarter’s established residential buildings. The HOA structure covers an unusually broad set of operating costs, and the building’s 2006 construction reflects the quality standards of that era of downtown DC residential development.

Residence Interior

  • Condominium residence within a 2006-constructed building
  • One full bath
  • Downtown NW address with immediate access to Penn Quarter streetscape
  • Building exterior and common areas maintained through HOA

Kitchen and Living

  • Open residential layout consistent with 2006-era downtown DC condominium construction
  • Kitchen and living areas positioned within a well-managed HOA building
  • Gas service covered under HOA fee structure

Primary Bath

  • One full bath configuration
  • Building systems and common infrastructure maintained through HOA reserves
  • Water and sewer costs absorbed by the association fee

Outdoor and Common Areas

  • Building exterior maintained through HOA
  • Common areas maintained through HOA
  • Downtown DC public streetscape and plazas immediately accessible
  • National Mall and Penn Quarter public spaces within walking distance

What Sets This Apart

  • HOA covers gas, water, sewer, trash, insurance, and reserves — an unusually broad inclusion set
  • Penn Quarter address places residents at the center of DC's transit and cultural network
  • 2006 construction with established HOA and reserve fund structure
  • Gallery Place and Metro Center stations serve a combined six Metro lines nearby
  • Downtown NW location eliminates the need for a vehicle for most daily activity
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Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all HOA fees, inclusions, and material facts.

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Transit Connections
  • Gallery Place-Chinatown Metro station serves the Red, Yellow, and Green lines
  • Metro Center station serves the Red, Blue, Orange, and Silver lines
  • Multiple Metrobus routes operate along 9th and 10th Streets NW
  • Capital Bikeshare docking stations throughout the Penn Quarter corridor
  • Reagan National and Union Station accessible via Metro without transfers
Dining and Coffee
  • Penn Quarter hosts a dense concentration of restaurants along 7th and 9th Streets NW
  • Neighborhood coffee shops and cafes within the immediate walkable radius
  • Chinatown dining options steps from the Gallery Place corridor
  • Penn Quarter Restaurant Week draws regional attention to the neighborhood's culinary scene
  • Late-night dining options available given proximity to the entertainment district
Groceries and Retail
  • Grocery options accessible via short Metro ride or on foot to adjacent neighborhoods
  • CVS and pharmacy services available within the Penn Quarter and Chinatown corridor
  • Federal Triangle and downtown retail concentrated within a short walk
  • Farmer's market options available seasonally at nearby public spaces
Parks and Recreation
  • National Mall accessible on foot from Penn Quarter
  • Ludlow-Taylor and other neighborhood green spaces within the broader downtown grid
  • National Portrait Gallery courtyard serves as a public outdoor gathering space
  • Capital One Arena events and programming within the immediate neighborhood

Property Location

About 915 E St NW #1006

The Residences at 915 E is a condominium building constructed in 2006 in the Penn Quarter neighborhood of NW Washington, DC. Unit 1006 is a one-bath residence positioned within a building whose HOA structure covers gas, water, sewer, trash, building insurance, management, and reserve fund contributions. The breadth of those inclusions distinguishes this building from many comparable downtown DC condominium associations where utility costs remain the owner’s responsibility.

Penn Quarter occupies a central position in NW Washington, bounded by the federal core to the south and the city’s arts and entertainment district to the north. The neighborhood developed rapidly in the early 2000s as residential construction followed the opening of the Verizon Center and the revitalization of the Gallery Place corridor. Today it functions as one of the District’s most walkable urban neighborhoods, with a dense concentration of restaurants, cultural institutions, and public spaces accessible directly from the building’s front door.

Daily life at 915 E Street NW is shaped by the immediacy of downtown DC’s street grid. The Gallery Place and Metro Center stations serve multiple lines and are within the neighborhood’s walkable radius, connecting residents to the broader Washington metro area without reliance on a vehicle. The surrounding blocks offer a range of dining, coffee, and retail options, and the city’s major cultural venues — including the National Portrait Gallery and the National Building Museum — are within easy reach on foot.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with condominium buyers and sellers throughout Penn Quarter and the broader downtown DC market. We understand the nuances of NW condo ownership — from evaluating HOA financial health to benchmarking price per square foot against active and closed comparables in buildings along the E Street and F Street corridors. If you are considering a Penn Quarter condo purchase or exploring what similar residences have traded for recently, reach out and we would be glad to share our perspective on the submarket.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

Key details about the residence, building, and location to help you evaluate this opportunity.

The HOA at The Residences at 915 E covers common area maintenance, exterior building maintenance, gas, building insurance, management, reserve funds, sewer, trash, and water. This is a notably comprehensive inclusion set. Buyers should request the current fee schedule and most recent reserve study to confirm current figures.
Gallery Place-Chinatown station, serving the Red, Yellow, and Green lines, is the nearest Metro station to 915 E Street NW. Metro Center, serving the Red, Blue, Orange, and Silver lines, is also within the neighborhood’s walkable radius. Together, these two stations provide access to nearly the entire Metrorail system without a transfer.
The Residences at 915 E was built in 2006, placing it among the wave of residential buildings constructed during Penn Quarter’s transformation into a mixed-use downtown neighborhood. Buyers should review HOA meeting minutes, the reserve fund study, and any recent capital improvement disclosures to assess current building condition.
The input data does not indicate a parking space associated with Unit 1006. Buyers interested in parking should ask directly whether spaces are available for purchase or lease within the building. Given the building’s downtown NW location and proximity to multiple Metro lines, many residents do not require a vehicle.
Because the HOA at 915 E covers gas, water, sewer, and trash in addition to building insurance and management, buyers should model total monthly costs by adding the HOA fee to their mortgage payment rather than treating it as a separate overhead item. Utility costs that would otherwise appear as separate bills are absorbed, which can make the effective cost of ownership more predictable.
Penn Quarter is a dense, walkable downtown NW neighborhood with a high concentration of restaurants, cultural institutions, and civic destinations. The neighborhood sits adjacent to the federal core and the Gallery Place entertainment corridor. Its street grid is highly connected, and most daily needs can be met on foot or via Metro.
Comparable sales analysis for Penn Quarter condominiums should account for HOA fee inclusions, unit size, floor level, and building vintage. The Wardman Residential team at Compass can provide a current comparative market analysis for similar one-bath residences in Penn Quarter and adjacent downtown NW buildings. Reach out to request that data before structuring an offer.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked with condominium buyers throughout Penn Quarter and the broader downtown DC market, with experience evaluating HOA financials, benchmarking price per square foot, and navigating the due diligence process specific to DC condominium transactions. We can provide recent comparable sales, HOA review guidance, and advisory support through closing. Reach out to connect with a team member.

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