2101 Connecticut Ave NW #58

Washington, DC 20008

$2,500,000

Property Highlights

  • 1928 Pre-War Penthouse
  • 3200 Sq Ft Residence
  • Assigned Private Parking
  • Dupont-Woodley Park Border
  • All-Inclusive HOA
  • Penthouse-Level Position
MLS ID
DCDC2154084
Parking
Assigned Parking, Lighted Parking, Parking Space Conveys, Private
Year Built
1928
HOA Fee

Property Details

Price: $2,500,000

2 Bed

3 Bath

3,200 Sq Ft

Assigned Parking, Lighted Parking, Parking Space Conveys, Private

Year Built: 1928

Price: $2,500,000

2 Bed

3 Bath

3,200 Sq Ft

Assigned Parking, Lighted Parking, Parking Space Conveys, Private

Year Built: 1928

Executive Summary

Positioned at the top of 2101 Connecticut Avenue NW, this two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath penthouse residence spans 3,200 square feet within a landmark 1928 building on one of Washington’s most architecturally significant corridors. The comprehensive HOA structure covers heat, water, sewer, cable, high-speed internet, taxes, and more, offering a rare degree of financial simplicity at this price point. Assigned private parking conveys. The residence sits at the boundary of Woodley Park and Kalorama, with the Red Line and Connecticut Avenue’s dining and cultural amenities close at hand.

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Penthouse Residence

A Landmark Address at the Top of Connecticut Avenue

The penthouse at 2101 Connecticut Avenue NW occupies a singular position — both architecturally and geographically — on one of Washington’s most distinguished residential corridors. Built in 1928, the building represents the refined ambition of pre-war DC construction, and the penthouse level reflects that legacy at its fullest expression.

At 3,200 square feet, the residence offers a scale rarely encountered in the condominium market at this address. Two bedrooms and two and a half baths are arranged across a floor plan that rewards both daily living and formal entertaining. The proportions, ceiling heights, and detailing carry the weight of nearly a century of considered design.

The HOA structure here is notably comprehensive. Heat, water, sewer, cable, high-speed internet, building insurance, exterior maintenance, snow removal, trash, and real estate taxes are all included — a financial profile that simplifies ownership considerably and distinguishes this residence from most comparably priced condominiums in NW Washington.

Assigned private parking conveys with the residence, a meaningful asset on Connecticut Avenue. The building sits at the Woodley Park and Kalorama boundary, placing residents within easy reach of the Red Line, Rock Creek Park, and the dining and cultural institutions that define this stretch of upper NW.

The Building
The 1928 construction at 2101 Connecticut Avenue NW places this residence within a building that has defined the upper Connecticut Avenue streetscape for nearly a century. Pre-war buildings of this caliber are distinguished by their masonry construction, generous floor plates, and architectural detailing that newer construction rarely replicates.
Scale and Plan
The penthouse spans 3,200 square feet — a footprint that supports a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath layout with room for formal living and dining spaces at a scale uncommon in the Washington condo market. The vertical position of the penthouse level amplifies light and outlook throughout.
HOA Structure
The monthly HOA fee covers an unusually broad range of expenses, including heat, water, sewer, cable, internet, insurance, exterior building maintenance, lawn care, snow removal, trash, and real estate taxes. For buyers evaluating true cost of ownership, this all-in structure merits careful attention.
Location and Access
Connecticut Avenue between Calvert Street and Woodley Road connects residents to the Woodley Park-Zoo Metro station on the Red Line, Rock Creek Park trail access, and a concentrated corridor of restaurants, cafes, and neighborhood retail. Assigned parking conveys, providing a practical advantage on this heavily trafficked avenue.

Residence at a Glance

  • 2 Bedrooms / 2.5 Baths
  • 3,200 Square Feet
  • 1928 Pre-War Construction
  • All-Inclusive HOA Coverage
  • Assigned Private Parking Conveys
  • Penthouse Level
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Property Features

3,200 Square Feet of Pre-War Penthouse Living

The penthouse at 2101 Connecticut Avenue NW combines the architectural character of a 1928 landmark building with the scale and position that define a true penthouse residence. The features below reflect what the property offers; the HOA structure and building pedigree provide the broader context for understanding its value.

Interior and Layout

  • 3,200 square feet across a penthouse-level floor plan
  • Two bedrooms with two full baths and one half bath
  • 1928 pre-war construction with characteristic architectural detailing
  • Penthouse-level ceiling heights and light exposure
  • Building common areas maintained by professional custodial services

Kitchen

  • Full kitchen within a residence scaled for serious entertaining
  • Layout supports both daily use and formal hosting
  • Positioned within a floor plan that separates living and private spaces

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom suite with full private bath
  • Suite proportions consistent with pre-war penthouse scale
  • Removed from secondary bedroom for privacy within the floor plan

Parking and Building

  • Assigned private parking space conveys with the residence
  • Lighted parking facility with private designation
  • Building exterior and grounds maintained through HOA
  • Laundry services included in HOA coverage

What Sets This Apart

  • Penthouse scale at 3,200 sq ft is rare for this corridor and building type
  • All-inclusive HOA covers taxes, heat, utilities, cable, and internet
  • Assigned private parking on Connecticut Avenue is a genuine scarcity
  • 1928 pre-war construction offers architectural character unavailable in newer buildings
  • Kalorama-Woodley Park boundary location combines transit access with neighborhood depth
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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 and Commuting
  • Woodley Park-Zoo Metro station on the Red Line nearby
  • Dupont Circle Metro station accessible via Connecticut Avenue
  • Multiple Metrobus routes along Connecticut Avenue NW
  • Rock Creek Parkway for commutes by car toward downtown
  • Bicycle lanes and trail connections via Rock Creek Park
Dining and Coffee
  • Independent restaurants along Woodley Park's Connecticut Avenue strip
  • Neighborhood cafes within walking distance on Connecticut Avenue
  • Adams Morgan dining corridor a short distance east
  • Dupont Circle restaurant concentration accessible by Metro or on foot
  • Local bars and wine bars serving the Woodley Park neighborhood
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options along Connecticut Avenue NW
  • Pharmacy and personal care retail in the immediate corridor
  • Dry cleaning and service retail in Woodley Park
  • Adams Morgan and Dupont Circle for expanded retail selection
  • Farmers market access in the broader upper NW area
Parks and Recreation
  • Rock Creek Park trail network accessible on foot
  • National Zoo to the north along Connecticut Avenue
  • Montrose Park and Dumbarton Oaks accessible via Kalorama
  • Neighborhood pocket parks throughout Woodley Park and Kalorama
  • Bicycle and running paths connecting to broader DC trail system

Property Location

About 2101 Connecticut Ave NW #58

The penthouse residence at 2101 Connecticut Avenue NW is among the most substantial condominium offerings on this corridor, with 3,200 square feet spread across a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath floor plan at the top of a 1928 pre-war building. Buildings of this era on Connecticut Avenue are characterized by their masonry construction, thick walls, and architectural detailing that contributes to both aesthetic character and acoustic separation. The penthouse level commands the building’s full vertical advantage, with light and outlook that lower floors cannot replicate.

The address sits at the intersection of Woodley Park and Kalorama, two of NW Washington’s most established residential neighborhoods. Connecticut Avenue at this point is a genuine urban corridor — walkable, transit-served, and anchored by a mix of independent restaurants, neighborhood grocers, and cultural institutions including the National Zoo to the north. Rock Creek Park’s trail network is accessible within a short walk, offering a meaningful natural amenity within the urban fabric.

Day-to-day life at this address is shaped by the walkability of upper Connecticut Avenue and the comprehensive nature of the HOA. With heat, utilities, cable, internet, and building services covered, the residence operates with a simplicity that frees attention from routine ownership logistics. The Woodley Park-Zoo Metro station on the Red Line places downtown DC, Dupont Circle, and Bethesda within easy reach by transit, and assigned parking ensures flexibility for those who drive.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers navigating the pre-war condominium market along upper Connecticut Avenue NW, including the Kalorama and Woodley Park submarkets. We understand the nuances of all-inclusive HOA structures, the valuation dynamics of penthouse-level units in landmark buildings, and what distinguishes genuine value at this price point in NW Washington. If you are evaluating this residence or comparable penthouse condominiums in the area, reach out — we would be glad to share recent comparables and 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 2101 Connecticut Avenue NW is notably comprehensive. Included services cover heat, water, sewer, cable television, high-speed internet, building insurance, exterior maintenance, custodial services, lawn care, snow removal, trash, laundry facilities, and real estate taxes. Buyers should confirm the current monthly fee directly and review the condo documents for any exclusions.
The building at 2101 Connecticut Avenue NW was constructed in 1928, placing it among Washington’s significant pre-war residential addresses. Pre-war construction of this era typically features masonry walls, generous floor plates, and architectural detailing that distinguishes it from mid-century and contemporary buildings. The building’s longevity on this corridor reflects the quality of its original construction.
An assigned private parking space conveys with the penthouse residence. The parking is described as lighted and private, with the space designated specifically to this unit. On Connecticut Avenue NW, where street parking is competitive, a deeded assigned space represents a meaningful practical and resale asset.
The Woodley Park-Zoo Metro station on the Red Line is the closest station to 2101 Connecticut Avenue NW. The Red Line connects residents directly to Dupont Circle, Cleveland Park, Bethesda, and downtown Washington. Dupont Circle station is also accessible along Connecticut Avenue for additional Red Line access.
The building sits at the boundary of Woodley Park and Kalorama, two of NW Washington’s most established residential neighborhoods. Connecticut Avenue at this location is walkable and transit-served, with Adams Morgan to the east and Dupont Circle to the south. Rock Creek Park’s trail network is accessible on foot from the address.
The listing designates the property type as a penthouse condominium within the 1928 building at 2101 Connecticut Avenue NW. At 3,200 square feet, the residence is among the largest floor plans in the building. Buyers interested in the specific floor configuration and penthouse designation should request the building’s floor plan documentation through their agent.
A 3,200-square-foot penthouse in a pre-war building on Connecticut Avenue NW is uncommon inventory. Most comparable-sized condominiums in upper NW are found in newer construction with different HOA structures and architectural character. The all-inclusive HOA at this address, combined with the building’s age and position, creates a distinct value profile relative to newer large-format condos in the submarket.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has direct experience with the pre-war condominium market along upper Connecticut Avenue NW and in the Kalorama and Woodley Park submarkets. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on HOA structures in similar buildings, and a candid assessment of value at this price point. Reach out to connect with a Wardman team member for a private consultation.

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