Embassy Condominium
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How This Building Performs
Embassy Condominium Market Performance & Ownership Profile
- 1923 Beaux-Arts building with two elevators and a restored lobby
- About two blocks from Columbia Heights Metro
- Recent sales have moved quickly, near full asking price
- Rare deeded parking and storage units add value when they convey
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Inside the Residences
- Studios: Efficient plans of about 400 to 550 square feet.
- Two-Bedroom Plans: Roughly 950 to 1,300 square feet, the most common layout in the building.
- Ceilings: Nine-foot ceilings with crown and picture moldings.
- Floors: Original hardwood, with inlay in many homes.
- Windows: Large windows, with bay windows in some homes.
- Closets: Generous closets, often including one or two walk-ins.
- Updates: Many kitchens and baths renovated with stainless appliances and stone counters.
- Outdoor Space and Laundry: Some homes have a private balcony or an in-unit washer and dryer.
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Building Services and Amenities
- Historic Lobby: Wood paneling and terrazzo floors from the original building.
- Two Elevators: Elevator access to all five floors.
- Fitness Room: An on-site fitness room for residents.
- Lounge and Library: A shared resident lounge and library.
- Package Room: Secure package receiving.
- Bike and Extra Storage: Bike storage plus storage units in the lower level.
- Laundry Room: A shared laundry room for homes without in-unit laundry.
- Pet Friendly: Pets allowed, subject to association rules.
Mount Pleasant at Your Door
- Mount Pleasant Street: Neighborhood shops, cafes, and restaurants a short walk north.
- Farmers Market: The Saturday market at Lamont Park.
- Adams Morgan: 18th Street dining and nightlife about half a mile southwest.
- Meridian Hill Park: The terraced park on 16th Street a few blocks south.
- Rock Creek Park and the Zoo: Trails and the National Zoo a short walk west.
- Columbia Heights: Target, Giant, and more shopping about two blocks east.
Getting Around from the Embassy
- Columbia Heights (Green/Yellow) – about a quarter mile northeast
- Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan (Red) – under a mile west
- U Street/Cardozo (Green/Yellow) – about 0.8 miles southeast
- Metrobus – frequent service on 16th Street's bus lanes
- Capital Bikeshare – docks near the building
- Downtown by Car – via 16th Street
Living in Mount Pleasant
- Housing character — 1900s–1920s brick porch-front rowhouses, apartment and condo buildings on 16th Street and Mount Pleasant Street
- Green space — Rock Creek Park on two sides, the National Zoo nearby, and small neighborhood parks
- Daily essentials — Mount Pleasant Street's hardware, grocers, cafes, and restaurants; Columbia Heights retail nearby
- Transit — Columbia Heights Metro (Green/Yellow) nearby; D60/D6X buses on 16th Street
- Schools — DCPS boundaries vary by block; confirm any address with the DCPS school finder
- Market character — about 70–75 sales a year, mostly rowhouses, plus condominiums
Mount Pleasant is a compact Northwest DC neighborhood tucked against Rock Creek Park, bounded by the park on the west and north, 16th Street on the east, and Harvard Street on the south. It feels removed from the city’s bustle even though Columbia Heights and Adams Morgan are just across its edges.
Most of the housing dates from about 1900 to 1930, and the neighborhood has been a DC historic district since 1987. The western blocks, on streets such as Park Road, Newton, Kenyon, Lamont, and Irving, are lined with brick rowhouses with front porches, while mid-rise apartment and condominium buildings stand along 16th Street and Mount Pleasant Street. The 1800 block of Park Road adds a rare row of detached houses set on terraces.
Mount Pleasant Street is the neighborhood’s main street, with a hardware store, grocers, cafes, bakeries, and restaurants. The Mount Pleasant Library, built in 1925 with support from Andrew Carnegie, anchors the southern end of 16th Street. Rock Creek Park’s trails are at the end of many blocks, and the National Zoo is a short walk across the park.
Columbia Heights station on the Green and Yellow Lines is about a ten- to fifteen-minute walk from most homes, and buses run along 16th Street and Mount Pleasant Street toward downtown.
I enjoy showing Mount Pleasant because it offers intact early-1900s rowhouses and a real main street, with Rock Creek Park as a backyard.
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