Wardman Tower
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Wardman Tower Market Performance & Ownership Profile
- Only 32 residences, so resales are rare and closely watched
- Four resales in the past 24 months, all between $2.78M and $3.0M
- Large two- to four-bedroom layouts, many with terraces
- Full-service building with doorman, concierge and valet parking
- Steps from the Woodley Park Metro (Red Line) and Rock Creek Park
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Inside the Residences
- Generous Layouts: Residences range from about 2,500 to 4,600 square feet.
- Two to Four Bedrooms: Floor plans suit full-time residents and downsizers alike.
- Outdoor Space: Many homes include terraces, and four penthouses have private rooftop terraces.
- Historic Character: Original 1928 architecture paired with modern building systems.
- Parking Included: Each residence has at least two underground garage spaces.
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Full-Service Amenities
- 24/7 Concierge: White-glove front desk service around the clock, plus a doorman.
- Valet Parking: Valet service and an underground garage with at least two spaces per home.
- Two Resident Lounges: Shared entertaining space with a catering kitchen.
- Fitness Center and Yoga Studio: On-site workouts without a gym membership.
- Private Garden Terrace: A landscaped English garden for residents.
- Rooftop Terrace: Gas grills, an outdoor kitchen and city views.
- Pet-Friendly: Pets are welcome, and the concierge offers pet services.
- Private Storage: Additional storage for every residence.
Life in Woodley Park
- National Zoo: The Smithsonian’s National Zoo is a short walk up Connecticut Avenue.
- Rock Creek Park: Miles of trails and green space are minutes from the front door.
- Connecticut Avenue Dining: Restaurants and cafés cluster around the Woodley Park Metro.
- Adams Morgan: Nightlife and dining across the Duke Ellington Bridge.
- Nearby Neighborhoods: Massachusetts Avenue Heights, Kalorama and Cleveland Park are close by.
Getting Around
- Red Line Metro: Woodley Park–Zoo/Adams Morgan station is steps away.
- Bus Service: Several bus routes run along Connecticut Avenue.
- Rock Creek Parkway: A quick drive to Georgetown, the Potomac and Virginia.
- Valet and Garage: Valet parking and at least two garage spaces per residence.
- Capital Bikeshare: Bikeshare docks are close by around Woodley Park.
Living in Woodley Park
- Direct access to the National Zoo and Rock Creek Park
- Early-1900s rowhouses and larger detached homes
- Landmark apartment and condo buildings on Connecticut Avenue
- Woodley Park–Zoo/Adams Morgan Metro (Red Line)
- Restaurants at Connecticut Avenue and Calvert Street
- Walk to Adams Morgan across the Ellington Bridge
Woodley Park is a Northwest DC neighborhood along Connecticut Avenue, bordered by Rock Creek Park and the National Zoo. It combines leafy residential streets with a small commercial strip at Connecticut Avenue and Calvert Street and quick Red Line access to downtown.
The housing includes brick rowhouses from the early 1900s, many built by developer Harry Wardman, larger detached houses on streets such as Woodley Road and Cathedral Avenue, and landmark apartment and condominium buildings along Connecticut Avenue and Calvert Street, including Art Deco-era buildings from the 1920s and 1930s.
Daily life revolves around the Zoo, Rock Creek Park’s trails, and the restaurants and shops near the Metro. The Duke Ellington Bridge on Calvert Street leads directly to Adams Morgan’s dining, and Cleveland Park’s shops are a short walk north.
Woodley Park–Zoo/Adams Morgan station on the Red Line puts downtown about 10–15 minutes away. The neighborhood offers park-side living, architectural variety, and excellent transit.
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