2325 42nd Street
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2325 42nd Market Performance & Ownership Profile
- 1956 elevator condominium with 73 homes
- Monthly fee covers heat, gas and water
- Across the street from Glover-Archbold Park
- Mostly one-bedroom homes, with some two-bedrooms
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Inside the Residences
- One-Bedroom Plans: The most common layout, roughly 570 to 700 square feet.
- Two-Bedroom Homes: About 920 to 930 square feet with one full bath.
- Floors: Hardwood or parquet floors in many homes, some refinished or replaced.
- Outdoor Space: Private patios on the ground floor and balconies on upper floors.
- Views: Upper-floor homes overlook the courtyards, treetops or Glover-Archbold Park.
- Climate: Gas heat is included in the fee; cooling is by wall units.
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Building Services and Amenities
- Elevator: Elevator service to all four floors.
- Courtyards: Two landscaped courtyards with grills, a fire pit and picnic tables.
- Package Room: Secure room for deliveries.
- Laundry: Shared laundry room on the first floor.
- Storage Units: Extra storage units in the basement.
- Bike Room: Locked bike room with spaces rented for a small annual fee.
- Parking: Surface spaces rented through the association, often with a waiting list.
- Pet Policy: Pets are permitted under the condominium's rules.
Glover Park at Your Door
- Glover-Archbold Park: Wooded trails beginning across the street.
- Wisconsin Avenue: Restaurants, cafés and shops a few blocks east.
- Grocery: Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and Safeway along Wisconsin Avenue.
- Guy Mason Recreation Center: Fields and programs a short walk east.
- The Kreeger Museum: Art museum and sculpture garden to the west on Foxhall Road.
- Georgetown: Shopping and dining a short bus ride south.
Getting Around from 2325 42nd Street
- Metrobus – stops behind the building with service through Georgetown toward Dupont Circle
- Wisconsin Avenue buses – north to Tenleytown-AU (Red Line) and south to Georgetown
- Foxhall Road and MacArthur Boulevard – drives toward Georgetown and the Beltway
- Whitehurst Freeway – a short drive to downtown and the Virginia bridges
- Capital Bikeshare – docks in the neighborhood
Living in Glover Park
- Housing character — 1920s and 1930s porch-front rowhouses on the interior blocks; mid-century condominium and co-op buildings along Tunlaw Road and 41st Street
- Green space — Glover-Archbold Park trail on the west, Whitehaven Park on the south, Guy Mason Park just across Wisconsin Avenue
- Daily essentials — Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and restaurants along Wisconsin Avenue
- Transit — no Metrorail station; D80 and D82 buses on Wisconsin Avenue, plus the D96 and C85
- Schools — Stoddert Elementary, Hardy Middle and MacArthur High per the DCPS feeder pattern; confirm by address
- Market character — condominiums at a median near $360,000 and rowhouses at a median of about $1.26 million
Glover Park sits on the west side of Wisconsin Avenue in Northwest DC, north of Burleith and Georgetown and south of Cathedral Heights. Parkland wraps two sides of it: Glover-Archbold Park runs the length of the western edge, and Whitehaven Park closes the south. The result is a compact grid with one commercial avenue on the east and woods on the west, and few through streets in between.
The housing comes in two forms. The interior blocks are lined with porch-front brick rowhouses built mostly in the 1920s and 1930s, along with a handful of semi-detached and detached houses. Along Tunlaw Road, 41st Street and Wisconsin Avenue stand garden-style and mid-rise condominium and co-op buildings, many from the 1950s and 1960s, that hold most of the one- and two-bedroom apartments. Over the past 12 months condominiums and co-ops made up about six in ten sales here, and rowhouses most of the rest.
Daily errands run along Wisconsin Avenue, which carries a Whole Foods, a Trader Joe’s, and a run of restaurants and neighborhood services within a short walk of most blocks. Glover-Archbold Park has a wooded trail that runs north and south through the stream valley, and there are community garden plots on parkland at the neighborhood’s edge. Guy Mason Park, with a softball diamond and a playground, sits just across Wisconsin Avenue south of Calvert Street. Stoddert Elementary and the field beside it are on Calvert Street inside the neighborhood.
There is no Metrorail station in Glover Park. Metrobus does the work instead: the D80 and D82 run on Wisconsin Avenue toward Georgetown, Foggy Bottom, downtown and Union Station, the D96 links Glover Park with Dupont Circle and Bethesda, and the C85 passes through on its way between Foggy Bottom and Tenleytown. The nearest Red Line stations are more than a mile away, so most trips start with a bus, a bike or a car. Street parking is permit-zoned and the rowhouse blocks rarely have driveways, though many have alley access.
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