The Broadmoor
3601 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington
DC
20008
The Broadmoor is a full-service 1928 cooperative designed by Joseph Abel, set back from Connecticut Avenue on five landscaped acres in the Cleveland Park Historic District. Its 197 residences, from studios to two-bedroom homes with sunrooms and high ceilings, are served by a 24-hour front desk and garage parking, with the Cleveland Park Metro (Red Line) across the street.
Year Built
1928
Total Units
197
Stories
9
Parking
Garage
Unit Sizes
Studio-2 Bedrooms
Price Range
$464,000 - $590,000
Location & Neighborhood
Living in Cleveland Park
The Broadmoor sits at Connecticut Avenue and Porter Street, at the north end of Cleveland Park’s commercial strip. Grocery shopping, restaurants, cafés, and the Cleveland Park Library are a short walk south along Connecticut Avenue, and the Smithsonian’s National Zoo is about half a mile beyond. Porter Street leads east toward Rock Creek Park and the Klingle Valley Trail, and the side streets around the building are lined with the neighborhood’s historic houses.
Metro & Transit
The Cleveland Park Metro station (Red Line) is across Connecticut Avenue, putting Dupont Circle, Farragut North, and Metro Center a short ride away. Metrobus routes run along Connecticut Avenue toward downtown and Chevy Chase, and Capital Bikeshare docks are nearby. Drivers can reach Rock Creek Parkway for downtown and the Kennedy Center, or head north on Connecticut Avenue toward Chevy Chase and the Beltway.
Market Snapshot
The Broadmoor Market Overview
Broadmoor activity: median sales price $509,000, median 40 days on market, 98.7% sale-to-list, $398/sqft. Based on 7 building-level sales in the trailing 12 months. Recent range $464,000 – $590,000.
Median Sales Price
$509,000
Average Days ON Market
40
Sale-to-list Ratio
98.7%
Homes Sold (12 MonthS)
7
Recent Price Range
$464,000 – $590,000
Owner Occupancy Ratio
Renovated two-bedroom homes on upper floors with Rock Creek Park views command the building’s highest prices; studios trade at a steep discount.
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How This Building Performs
The Broadmoor Market Performance & Ownership Profile
The Broadmoor holds its value on fundamentals that are hard to duplicate: a landmark prewar building on five acres of private grounds, full service around the clock, and a Red Line station across the street. Its large one-bedroom-plus-den and two-bedroom layouts draw steady demand from buyers moving up from smaller condos and from long-time Northwest residents downsizing from houses. Pricing within the building turns mainly on renovation level, floor, exposure, and views.
- Full-service cooperative with 24-hour front desk and on-site staff
- Cleveland Park Metro (Red Line) directly across Connecticut Avenue
- One-bedroom-plus-den homes make up most sales
- Renovated upper-floor homes with Rock Creek Park views sell for the most
Market trends are based on recent sales activity and may vary by unit size, floor level, and condition.
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For Sale
Available Units at The Broadmoor
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Explore the latest The Broadmoor residences currently offered for sale below. Inventory in this building can move quickly and not every opportunity is publicly advertised. If you don’t see a unit that fits your needs (or none are showing right now), there may still be private/exclusive or coming soon homes available through agent networks. Reach out and we’ll share what we’re seeing off-market, confirm upcoming listings, and help you target the right floor plan, exposure, and price point.
Past Sales
Sold Units at The Broadmoor
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Coop Units Highlights
Inside the Residences
- One-Bedroom Plans: The most common layout, roughly 950 to 1,200 square feet, often with a den or sunroom.
- Two-Bedroom Homes: About 950 to 1,800 square feet, the largest with two baths and a separate dining room.
- Studios: Compact homes of about 350 square feet, the building's lowest-cost entry point.
- Sunrooms and Dens: Many homes have a bright sunroom or den that works as an office or guest room.
- Prewar Details: High ceilings, arched doorways, crown molding, and hardwood floors throughout many homes.
- Views and Light: Upper-floor east-facing homes overlook Rock Creek Park; others face the front lawn and gardens.
- Climate: Heat is included in the fee; air conditioning varies, with some homes updated to central air.
Agent Expert
Evan Johnson, Agent
Associate Broker
As a Washington, DC real estate advisor for more than 25 years, Evan specializes in The Broadmoor and the local condo market. I’ve helped over 1,450 clients buy and sell with clear strategy, strong negotiation, and calm, hands-on guidance from start to finish.
If you’re considering a move in or out of The Broadmoor, Evan can help you price and position correctly, evaluate value floor-by-floor, and navigate building-specific details that impact timing and resale. Reach out any time for a private conversation, a pricing opinion, or a smart plan tailored to your goals.
The Broadmoor Amenities
Building Services and Amenities
The Broadmoor runs as a full-service building, with staff on site around the clock and shared spaces spread across its landscaped grounds.
- 24-Hour Front Desk: Staffed concierge and controlled access around the clock.
- On-Site Management: Resident manager and maintenance staff in the building.
- Grounds and Gardens: About five landscaped acres with two garden patios and a common garden.
- Garage Parking: Rentable spaces in the underground garage, with EV charging.
- Fitness Center: On-site gym for residents.
- Guest Rooms: Rooms residents can reserve for visiting family and friends.
- Wine Cellar, Storage, and Bike Room: Wine storage, extra storage units, and secure bicycle parking.
- Party Room and Laundry: Meeting and party room with a bar, plus building laundry.
- Pet Policy: Pets are not permitted, apart from service animals.
Neighborhood
Cleveland Park at Your Door
The Broadmoor sits where Cleveland Park’s Connecticut Avenue shops meet the wooded edge of Rock Creek Park.
- Connecticut Avenue Shops: Grocery, cafés, and restaurants a short walk south.
- Cleveland Park Library: The neighborhood library a few blocks down Connecticut Avenue.
- Rock Creek Park: Trails and parkland a short walk east along Porter Street.
- Klingle Valley Trail: Paved path linking the neighborhood to Rock Creek Park.
- National Zoo: The Smithsonian's zoo about half a mile south on Connecticut Avenue.
- Woodley Park and Van Ness: More dining and shopping one Metro stop in either direction.
Commute
Getting Around from The Broadmoor
With a Red Line station across the street, The Broadmoor is one of the easiest car-free addresses in upper Northwest.
- Cleveland Park Station (Red Line) – across Connecticut Avenue
- Red Line to Dupont Circle, Farragut North, and Metro Center – a short ride downtown
- Metrobus on Connecticut Avenue – toward downtown and Chevy Chase
- Rock Creek Parkway – quick drive to downtown, the Kennedy Center, and Georgetown
- Connecticut Avenue north – Chevy Chase and the Capital Beltway
- Capital Bikeshare – docks near the building
Living in Cleveland Park
- Grand Victorian and Tudor-style homes with distinctive architecture
- Excellent public and private schools
- Tree-lined streets with substantial grounds and mature landscaping
- Established neighborhood with strong community identity
- Walkable to parks, schools, and Connecticut Avenue retail
- Balanced appeal of neighborhood character and downtown access
Cleveland Park is a historic Northwest DC neighborhood along Connecticut Avenue, known for its large Victorian, Queen Anne, and Colonial Revival houses on wooded, hilly streets and a compact commercial strip around the Cleveland Park Metro station. Much of it lies within the Cleveland Park Historic District.
The housing includes grand frame and shingle-style houses from the 1890s through the 1920s, many with wraparound porches and deep lots, along with Colonial Revival and Tudor homes from the following decades. Along Connecticut Avenue, landmark apartment and condominium buildings offer an alternative to house living.
Daily life centers on the Connecticut Avenue strip, with the historic Uptown Theater, restaurants, shops, and the neighborhood library. Rock Creek Park, the Tregaron Conservancy, and Rosedale’s grounds provide green space, and the National Zoo is just south.
Cleveland Park station on the Red Line puts downtown about 15 minutes away. The neighborhood offers architecturally distinctive houses and classic apartment buildings with a Metro stop and a walkable main street.
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