The Beauregard

2100 11th St NW

Washington

20001

The Beauregard is a five-story contemporary condominium completed in 2007 on a corner at 11th and V Streets, just north of the U Street Corridor’s music and dining district. Its 45 residences include garden-level homes with patios and penthouses with private terraces, and residents have a staffed front desk, a fitness center, a rooftop terrace with grills, and underground garage parking about two blocks from U Street Metro.

Year Built

2007

Total Units

Stories

Parking

Garage

Unit Sizes

1-2 Bedrooms

Price Range

$785,000 - $1,157,500

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The Beauregard Front Exterior – 2100 11th St NW, Washington DC

The Beauregard Entrance Canopy – 2100 11th St NW, Washington DC

The Beauregard Upper Floors – 2100 11th St NW, Washington DC

The Beauregard is a 45-unit contemporary condominium at 2100 11th St NW, on a quiet corner at 11th and V Streets just north of U Street. Completed in 2007, it is one of the smaller full-service buildings in the U Street Corridor, with the neighborhood’s music venues, restaurants, and Metro station a few minutes’ walk away. The five-story building is concrete construction with a landscaped terrace entry, and listings note sound-proofing between homes. Services include a full-time front desk with concierge and package handling, professional management, a fitness center, a club room, and a rooftop terrace with grills and views toward the Washington Monument and the Capitol. Underground garage parking is assigned, with spaces close to the elevator. Homes are one- and two-bedroom plans, many with a den, from about 780 to more than 1,600 square feet. Typical features include 10-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, hardwood floors, open kitchens with gas cooking and stainless appliances (some with concrete counters), and in-unit washers and dryers. Garden-level homes open to private patios, and the top-floor penthouses add private terraces, some with stairs to private rooftop space. Pets are welcome, with size limits noted in recent listings. With only a handful of resales each year, The Beauregard suits buyers who want staffed service, parking, and outdoor space in a small building close to U Street. See the Market Snapshot below for current pricing.

Location & Neighborhood

Living Near U Street

The Beauregard sits at 11th and V Streets, a block north of U Street. The 9:30 Club is a short walk east on V Street, the Howard Theatre is a few blocks southeast, and the Lincoln Theatre and U Street’s restaurants and bars are a block or two south. Grocery shopping is close, with Whole Foods on Florida Avenue to the southeast and Trader Joe’s at 14th and U Streets to the west, and Howard University is just to the northeast.

Metro & Transit

The U Street/African-American Civil War Memorial/Cardozo station (Green/Yellow) is about two blocks away, with direct Green Line trains to Gallery Place, L’Enfant Plaza, and Navy Yard. Shaw-Howard University station is about half a mile southeast. Metrobus routes run on U Street, 14th Street, and Georgia Avenue, Capital Bikeshare docks are close by, and drivers reach downtown in minutes via 11th, 13th, or 14th Street.

Market Snapshot

The Beauregard Market Overview

Beauregard area activity: median sales price $625,000, median 18 days on market, 99.8% sale-to-list, $588/sqft across 37 nearby condo sales within half a mile in the trailing 12 months.

Median Sales Price

$625,000

Average Days ON Market

Sale-to-list Ratio

99.8%

Homes Sold (12 MonthS)

37 nearby

Recent Price Range

$785,000 – $1,157,500

Owner Occupancy Ratio

With few resales here, garage parking, private terraces or patios, and penthouse rooftop access tend to drive the widest price differences.

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How This Building Performs

The Beauregard Market Performance & Ownership Profile

The Beauregard holds its appeal through a mix that is uncommon near U Street: a full-time front desk in a 45-unit building, assigned garage parking, and a shared rooftop with grills and monument views. Resales are rare, with three building sales in the last two years, so recent pricing is read alongside nearby condo activity. Penthouses with private terraces sit at the top of the building’s market, while garden-level homes with patios offer a lower entry point.

Full-time front desk and concierge in a 45-unit building
About two blocks from the U Street Metro station
Rooftop terrace with grills and monument views
Garden patios and penthouse terraces on select homes

Market trends are based on recent sales activity and may vary by unit size, floor level, and condition.

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Available Units at The Beauregard

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Explore the latest The Beauregard 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 Beauregard

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Condo Units Highlights

Inside the Residences

One-Bedroom Plans: About 780 to 1,120 square feet, some with a den and half bath.
Two-Bedroom Plans: About 1,150 to 1,640 square feet, many with two full baths.
Ceilings and Windows: 10-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows in many homes.
Kitchens: Stainless appliances and gas cooking; some with concrete counters.
Garden Level: Ground-floor homes open to private patios.
Penthouses: Top-floor homes with private terraces, some with stairs to private roof space.
Laundry: In-unit washers and dryers.

Agent Expert

Evan Johnson, Agent

Associate Broker

Evan@WardmanRE.com

703-447-6137 Cell

As a Washington, DC real estate advisor for more than 25 years, Evan specializes in The Beauregard 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 Beauregard, 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 Beauregard Amenities

Building Services and Amenities

The Beauregard operates as a small full-service building, with staff at the front desk and shared spaces from the lobby to the roof.

Front Desk and Concierge: Full-time staffed desk with package handling.
Fitness Center: On-site gym for residents.
Rooftop Terrace: Shared deck with grills and views of the Monument and Capitol.
Club Room: Community lounge for resident gatherings.
Garage Parking: Underground assigned spaces close to the elevator.
Elevator: Serves the residential floors and the garage.
Pet Policy: Cats and dogs welcome, with size limits.
Management: Professionally managed building.

Neighborhood

U Street at Your Door

The Beauregard sits a block north of U Street, close to the corridor’s music venues, restaurants, and grocery stores without being on the main strip.

9:30 Club: The concert hall a short walk east on V Street.
Howard Theatre: The restored theater a few blocks southeast.
Lincoln Theatre: The historic U Street venue a short walk southwest.
Whole Foods: The Florida Avenue market a short walk southeast.
Trader Joe's: The store at 14th and U Streets to the west.
Howard University: The campus just to the northeast.

Commute

Getting Around from The Beauregard

The U Street station is about two blocks away, and Shaw-Howard University is about half a mile southeast, both on the Green and Yellow Lines.

U Street/Cardozo (Green/Yellow) – about two blocks
Shaw-Howard University (Green/Yellow) – about half a mile southeast
Metrobus – routes on U Street, 14th Street, and Georgia Avenue
Capital Bikeshare – docks near the building
Downtown by Car – via 11th, 13th, or 14th Street
Garage Parking – assigned spaces under the building

Living in U Street Corridor

Housing character — 1870s–1900s Victorian rowhouses, many split into condo flats, plus 2000s condominiums around 14th and U Streets
Green space — small triangle parks, with Meridian Hill Park a short walk north
Daily essentials — Trader Joe's at 14th and U, restaurants and shops along U Street and 14th Street
Transit — U Street Metro (Green/Yellow); D50/D5X on 14th Street and D60/D6X on 16th Street
Schools — DCPS boundaries vary by block; confirm any address with the DCPS school finder
Market character — about 110–115 sales a year, split between condos and rowhouses

The U Street Corridor runs along U Street NW from about 9th Street west to 16th Street, taking in the blocks between S Street and Florida Avenue. It sits where Shaw, Logan Circle, Dupont Circle, and Columbia Heights meet, and it has been one of Washington’s great entertainment streets for more than a century.

The housing mixes two eras. Brick Victorian rowhouses from the 1870s through the early 1900s — many with bay fronts, turrets, and decorative cornices — line streets such as T, Swann, V, and W and the numbered streets from 10th to 15th. Around 14th Street and U Street, a wave of condominium buildings from the 2000s, including The Flats at Union Row (2007) at 2125 14th Street NW, sits above ground-floor shops and restaurants.

Culture defines daily life. The Lincoln Theatre (1922) and the Howard Theatre (1910) recall the corridor’s early-20th-century jazz and theater era, and music venues, bars, and restaurants fill U Street and 14th Street late into the night. A Trader Joe’s at 14th and U covers groceries, and the African American Civil War Memorial and Museum stands at the Metro entrance.

U Street station on the Green and Yellow Lines sits at 10th and U Streets, and the D50/D5X buses on 14th Street and D60/D6X on 16th Street run toward downtown. Most residents walk or bike for daily errands.

I enjoy showing U Street because buyers can choose between a Victorian rowhouse on a quiet side street and a condo above the action, all within a few minutes of the Metro.

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