The Lexicon
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How This Building Performs
The Lexicon Market Performance & Ownership Profile
- 2019 condominium with a two-level courtyard pool
- In-unit laundry, gas cooking and balconies in many homes
- NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro (Red Line) less than half a mile away
- Larger two-bedroom-plus-den homes with views sell for the most
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Inside the Residences
- One-Bedroom Plans: About 660 to 740 square feet, some with a den.
- Two-Bedroom Plans: Roughly 930 to 960 square feet with split bedrooms and two baths.
- Two-Bedroom-Plus-Den Homes: About 1,225 to 1,290 square feet with two and a half baths.
- Kitchens: Quartz counters, white shaker cabinets, stainless appliances and gas cooking.
- Fireplaces and Balconies: Many homes have a gas fireplace and a private balcony.
- Laundry and Closets: In-unit washer-dryers and walk-in closets in most plans.
- Views: Upper floors look toward the Capitol, the Washington Monument and the National Cathedral.
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Building Services and Amenities
- Concierge: Front desk staff greets residents and guests.
- Cascading Pool: Two-level outdoor pool in a landscaped courtyard.
- Fitness Center: Gym open 24 hours.
- Club Room: Resident lounge open 24 hours.
- Business Center: Shared workspace open 24 hours.
- Bike Storage: Complimentary bicycle storage.
- Garage Parking: Secure underground spaces and storage units, often sold separately.
- Pet Policy: One dog or cat, up to 18 inches at the shoulder.
- Rental Policy: Minimum 12-month leases; no short-term rentals.
NoMa and Eckington at Your Door
- Union Market: Food hall, restaurants and shops about half a mile east.
- Harris Teeter and Trader Joe's: Groceries within walking distance.
- REI at the Uline Arena: Outdoor retailer in the historic arena building.
- Metropolitan Branch Trail: Paved trail along the rail corridor toward Union Station and Brookland.
- Eckington: Rowhouse streets and neighborhood restaurants to the north.
- H Street and U Street: Dining and nightlife a short ride away.
Getting Around from The Lexicon
- NoMa-Gallaudet U Station (Red Line) – less than half a mile away
- Union Station – Amtrak, MARC and VRE a short ride south
- Metropolitan Branch Trail – bike route toward downtown and Brookland
- Metrobus on Florida Avenue and North Capitol Street – crosstown and downtown routes
- New York Avenue (US 50) – direct route toward Maryland
- I-395 – quick access to Capitol Hill and Virginia
Living in NoMa
- Housing character — mostly rental high-rises in the core, a few condo buildings, and 1890s–1920s rowhouses just east of the tracks
- Green space — Alethia Tanner Park and other small BID-built parks along the Metropolitan Branch Trail
- Daily essentials — Union Market, REI at the Uline Arena, and shops around Union Station
- Transit — NoMa-Gallaudet Metro (Red Line); Union Station (Amtrak, MARC, VRE); Metropolitan Branch Trail
- Schools — DCPS boundaries vary by block; confirm any address with the DCPS school finder
- Market character — about 35–45 owner sales a year, mostly rowhouses east of the tracks plus condos
NoMa — short for North of Massachusetts Avenue — is the district that grew up north of Union Station after the NoMa-Gallaudet Metro station opened in 2004. Its core runs from Massachusetts Avenue north to about Q Street, between North Capitol Street and the Amtrak and MARC rail tracks, with Capitol Hill to the south and Eckington to the north.
Most of the new buildings in NoMa’s core are rental apartments, and condominiums are relatively few. Buyers here usually look at a small number of condo buildings and at the brick rowhouses from the 1890s to the 1920s on the blocks just east of the tracks, along 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Streets NE and I, K, and L Streets — which is why this page’s market snapshot includes those blocks.
Daily life is modern and transit-oriented. The historic Uline Arena, where the Beatles played their first U.S. concert, was renovated and reopened with an REI store in 2020, and Union Market’s food hall and shops are a few minutes northeast. Small parks built by the neighborhood’s business improvement district, including Alethia Tanner Park along the trail, add green space to a dense district.
NoMa-Gallaudet station on the Red Line sits at the center of the neighborhood, Union Station adds Amtrak, MARC, and VRE service a few blocks south, and the Metropolitan Branch Trail runs north–south through NoMa for cyclists.
I enjoy showing NoMa because it combines newer condos and classic Capitol Hill-style rowhouses with some of the best rail access in the region.
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