The Saxony
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How This Building Performs
The Saxony Market Performance & Ownership Profile
- Cooperative with staffed front desk and renovated roof deck
- Co-op fee includes property taxes and most utilities
- Studios make up most sales
- Upper-floor homes with park and Cathedral views sell highest
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Inside the Residences
- Studios: The most common layout, roughly 420 to 535 square feet.
- One-Bedroom Homes: About 725 to 740 square feet, with an entry foyer and separate bedroom.
- Walk-In Closets: Many studios have an unusually large walk-in closet.
- Floors and Finishes: Parquet or hardwood floors, with kitchens from original to renovated.
- Views and Light: Upper floors look toward Rock Creek Park, the Zoo, and the Cathedral.
- Laundry Option: In-unit washers and dryers allowed with board approval.
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Building Services and Amenities
- Front Desk: Staffed desk with secure building entry.
- On-Site Management: Management office in the building.
- Roof Deck: Renovated deck with lounge seating, a grill, and views of the park and Cathedral.
- Fitness Room: On-site exercise room for residents.
- Community Room: Shared room for meetings and gatherings.
- Bike Storage: Secure bike room.
- Laundry: Shared laundry room in the building.
- Garage Parking: Spaces available to rent, subject to a waitlist.
- Pet Policy: Cats are permitted; confirm current rules for other pets with management.
Adams Morgan at Your Door
- Rock Creek Park: Trails and parkland about a block away.
- National Zoo: The Smithsonian's National Zoo a short walk away.
- 18th Street Corridor: Adams Morgan's restaurants, bars, and cafés a short walk south.
- Walter Pierce Park: Neighborhood park with a dog park on Adams Mill Road.
- Mount Pleasant Street: Shops and restaurants a short walk east.
- Groceries: Safeway and Harris Teeter within walking distance.
Getting Around from The Saxony
- Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan (Red Line) – about three-quarters of a mile
- Columbia Heights (Green/Yellow) – about three-quarters of a mile
- Metrobus on Columbia Road and 16th Street – toward downtown
- Rock Creek Parkway – nearby access for downtown and Georgetown
- Capital Bikeshare – docks near the building
- Garage parking – spaces available to rent in the building
Living in Adams Morgan
- Victorian rowhouses, condo conversions, and classic apartment buildings
- Restaurants, bars, and music along 18th Street and Columbia Road
- Meridian Hill Park and Kalorama Park nearby
- Walkable to Dupont Circle and Woodley Park
- Woodley Park, Columbia Heights, and Dupont Circle Metro within walking distance
- Active street life and nightlife
Adams Morgan is a Northwest DC neighborhood centered on the crossroads of 18th Street and Columbia Road, north of Dupont Circle and west of Meridian Hill Park. Its commercial strips host a dense concentration of restaurants, bars, and music venues, and the residential side streets are lined with rowhouses and apartment buildings.
The housing is mainly Victorian and early-1900s brick rowhouses, many converted into condominiums, plus a number of early-20th-century apartment buildings, some organized as co-ops, and a layer of newer infill condos. Architecture is varied, with colorful facades, bay windows, and turrets.
Daily life revolves around 18th Street and Columbia Road, with restaurants spanning many cuisines, cafes, shops, and a weekend farmers market. Meridian Hill Park and Kalorama Park provide green space, and Rock Creek Park is a short walk west across the Calvert Street bridge.
Woodley Park–Zoo/Adams Morgan station on the Red Line is across the Duke Ellington Bridge, and Columbia Heights and Dupont Circle stations are also within walking distance. Adams Morgan offers historic rowhouse and condo living in one of the city’s most active dining districts.
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