The Greenbriar
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- Full-service 1951 condominium with 24-hour front desk
- Condo fee covers nearly all utilities except internet
- Two-bedroom, two-bath homes make up most sales
- Renovated homes with deeded garage parking sell for the most
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Inside the Residences
- Studios: Compact homes of about 540 square feet, the building's lowest-cost entry point.
- One-Bedroom Plans: About 790 to 960 square feet, some with a den or office area.
- Two-Bedroom Homes: The most common layout, about 1,070 to 1,240 square feet with two baths.
- Three-Bedroom Homes: About 1,690 to 1,850 square feet, with separate dining rooms.
- Outdoor Space: Some homes have a private balcony or terrace.
- Views and Light: Rear homes look over treetops; some upper floors see the National Cathedral.
- Finishes: Parquet or hardwood floors and built-ins; renovation levels vary widely.
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Building Services and Amenities
- 24-Hour Front Desk: Staffed concierge and secure entry around the clock.
- On-Site Management: Resident manager and maintenance staff for in-unit repairs.
- Rooftop Deck: Views of the National Cathedral, Glover Archbold Park, and the city.
- Fitness Room: On-site exercise room for residents.
- Library and Lobby: Hotel-style reception foyer and a community library.
- Parking: Deeded garage spaces sold separately, plus surface parking for residents.
- Laundry, Storage, and Bikes: Common laundry, extra storage units, and bike storage.
- EV Charging: Electric vehicle charging on site.
- Pet Policy: Dogs and cats permitted, with limits on number and size.
Wesley Heights at Your Door
- American University: Campus, arts center, and events across Massachusetts Avenue.
- Glover Archbold Park: Wooded trails running behind the building.
- Spring Valley Shopping Center: Shops, cafés, and services west on Massachusetts Avenue.
- Cathedral Commons: Grocery, restaurants, and shops on Wisconsin Avenue.
- Washington National Cathedral: Cathedral grounds and gardens about a mile east.
- Tenleytown: Shops and the Red Line station under a mile north.
Getting Around from The Greenbriar
- Tenleytown-AU Station (Red Line) – under a mile north
- Red Line to Dupont Circle, Farragut North, and Metro Center – direct ride downtown
- Metrobus on Massachusetts and Nebraska Avenues – toward Tenleytown and downtown
- Massachusetts Avenue – direct drive to Embassy Row and Dupont Circle
- Canal Road and Georgetown – short drive south
- Capital Beltway – reached via Massachusetts Avenue or River Road
Living in Wesley Heights
- Housing character — 1920s and 1930s detached houses on wooded lots, the Westover Place townhouse cluster from around 1979 to 1984, and a few condominium buildings near Massachusetts Avenue
- Green space — Glover-Archbold Park along the east side; Battery Kemble Park just west of Foxhall Road
- Daily essentials — Wagshal's market and Chef Geoff's on New Mexico Avenue; larger groceries on Wisconsin Avenue
- Transit — no Metrorail station; Tenleytown-AU is more than a mile north, with the D96 on Massachusetts Avenue and the D90 on New Mexico Avenue
- Schools — Mann Elementary, Hardy Middle and MacArthur High per the DCPS feeder pattern; confirm by address
- Market character — 35 sales at a median of about $1.37 million: detached about $2.9 million, townhouses $1.25 million, condominiums about $843,000
Wesley Heights occupies high ground in Northwest DC just south of Ward Circle, where Massachusetts and Nebraska Avenues meet beside American University. On this page the area runs from the circle south between Foxhall Road on the west and Glover-Archbold Park on the east. Much of the neighborhood was developed in the 1920s by the brothers William C. and Allison N. Miller as an early master-planned community, and a zoning overlay approved in 1992 governs the scale of houses and additions on many of the original streets.
The housing falls into three groups that were close to evenly split in the past 12 months: 14 detached houses, 11 townhouses and 10 condominium apartments out of 35 sales. The detached houses sit on wooded interior lots, many from the 1920s and 1930s, with later and rebuilt houses mixed in. Westover Place is a cluster of brick, Federal-style townhouses built around 1979 to 1984, and smaller attached sections carry the Sutton Place and Embassy Park labels in sales records. The condominium apartments are in a few buildings near Massachusetts Avenue, including 4200 Massachusetts Avenue, which recorded four sales.
Everyday retail is on New Mexico Avenue, where Wagshal’s specialty market and the restaurant Chef Geoff’s share a small commercial block at 3201 New Mexico Avenue. Larger grocery stores are a short drive east on Wisconsin Avenue. Glover-Archbold Park and its trail run along the eastern side, and Battery Kemble Park lies just west of Foxhall Road. The large apartment buildings on Cathedral Avenue, including The Towers, sit just east of the area.
There is no Metrorail station in Wesley Heights. Tenleytown-AU on the Red Line is more than a mile north, and The D96 bus runs on Massachusetts Avenue toward Dupont Circle and Bethesda, and the D90 runs on New Mexico and Nebraska Avenues between Tenleytown and downtown. Most trips to downtown are by car or bus along Massachusetts Avenue, and many detached houses have a driveway or garage.
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