1 Scott Cir NW #711

Washington, DC 20036

$260,000

Property Highlights

  • 1891 Historic Building
  • Scott Circle NW Location
  • Utility-Inclusive HOA
  • 506 Sq Ft Residence
  • Dupont Circle Proximity
  • Near Red Line Metro
MLS ID
1001340911
Parking
Year Built
1891
HOA Fee

Property Details

Price: $260,000

1 Bed

1 Bath

506 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1891

Price: $260,000

1 Bed

1 Bath

506 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1891

Executive Summary

Unit 711 at 1 Scott Circle NW is a one-bedroom, one-bath residence in a historic NW Washington building dating to 1891. At 506 square feet, the residence offers an efficient footprint in one of the city’s most connected corridors, steps from Scott Circle and within easy reach of Dupont Circle, Logan Circle, and the central business district. The monthly HOA fee covers gas, heat, water, sewer, trash, and building insurance, reducing the variable cost burden for the owner-occupant or investor.

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1 Scott Cir NW #711 | Washington, DC 20036

Historic Address. Central Position. Utility-Inclusive Living.

Unit 711 at 1 Scott Circle NW sits at one of Washington’s most recognizable intersections, where Massachusetts Avenue, Rhode Island Avenue, and 16th Street converge at Scott Circle. The building’s 1891 origins give it an architectural presence that newer construction in the corridor cannot replicate.

The residence spans 506 square feet with a one-bedroom, one-bath configuration — a practical and manageable footprint for a buyer prioritizing location and low carrying costs over square footage. The HOA structure absorbs gas, heat, water, sewer, trash, and building insurance, which meaningfully simplifies monthly budgeting.

Dupont Circle’s dining, retail, and Red Line access are a short walk away. Logan Circle, the 14th Street corridor, and downtown DC’s office and cultural anchors are equally accessible from this central NW position.

The Building
The building at 1 Scott Circle NW dates to 1891, placing it among the older residential structures still in active condominium use in NW Washington. Its address at Scott Circle gives it an orientation toward Massachusetts Avenue NW and immediate proximity to the city’s diplomatic and civic corridors.
The Residence
Unit 711 is a one-bedroom, one-bath residence measuring 506 square feet. The layout is compact and deliberate, suited to a buyer who values a central DC address and low-maintenance ownership over a larger suburban footprint.
HOA Structure
The monthly HOA fee covers gas, heat, water, sewer, trash, and building insurance, along with common area maintenance and reserve fund contributions. For a buyer evaluating true monthly cost of ownership, the utility-inclusive structure is a material factor worth modeling against comparable properties.
The Location
Scott Circle sits at the convergence of several of DC’s most active corridors. Dupont Circle is a short walk to the northwest, offering Red Line Metro access, independent restaurants, and neighborhood retail. Logan Circle and the 14th Street NW corridor are similarly close to the southeast.

Why 1 Scott Circle

  • Historic 1891 building at a landmark NW intersection
  • One-bedroom layout with utility-inclusive HOA
  • Walkable to Dupont Circle and Red Line Metro
  • Close proximity to Logan Circle and 14th Street NW
  • Central position between downtown and midtown DC
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All information believed accurate; buyers should independently verify HOA fees, building rules, and all material facts prior to purchase.
Residence Features | 1 Scott Cir NW #711

Efficient Layout. Inclusive HOA. Historic NW Address.

Unit 711 at 1 Scott Circle NW delivers a one-bedroom, one-bath configuration in a building with genuine architectural history. The HOA structure covers the majority of utility costs, and the address positions the owner at one of central Washington’s most connected intersections.

Interior Overview

  • 506 square feet of interior living space
  • One-bedroom one-bath layout on the seventh floor
  • Built in 1891 with historic building character
  • Condominium ownership structure

Kitchen and Living

  • Open living and kitchen area within efficient floorplan
  • Layout designed for practical day-to-day use
  • Connected to building utilities covered under HOA

Primary Bedroom and Bath

  • Dedicated one-bedroom configuration
  • Full bath included
  • Private sleeping space separate from main living area

Outdoor and Building

  • Building positioned directly on Scott Circle
  • Common areas maintained through HOA
  • Historic 1891 exterior and building presence

What Sets This Apart

  • HOA covers gas heat water sewer trash and building insurance
  • 1891 construction at a landmark NW Washington address
  • Scott Circle position connects to multiple major DC corridors
  • Walkable to Dupont Circle Red Line Metro station
  • Low-maintenance ownership profile with utility costs consolidated
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Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all HOA fees, inclusions, and material facts.

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Transit Access
  • Dupont Circle Metro Station (Red Line) within walking distance
  • Multiple Metrobus lines serve Scott Circle directly
  • 16th Street NW bus corridor nearby
  • Bicycle-friendly streets connecting to Capital Bikeshare network
  • Walkable access to downtown DC and K Street NW
Dining and Coffee
  • Dupont Circle neighborhood restaurants a short walk away
  • Local cafes and coffee shops along Connecticut Avenue NW
  • 14th Street NW dining corridor accessible on foot
  • P Street NW independent eateries nearby
  • Logan Circle restaurant scene within easy reach
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options in the Dupont Circle area
  • Pharmacies and convenience retail along Connecticut Avenue NW
  • Dry cleaning and personal services in the immediate corridor
  • Farmer's market access at Dupont Circle on weekends
Parks and Recreation
  • Scott Circle park and green space at the building's doorstep
  • Dupont Circle park and fountain a short walk away
  • Meridian Hill Park accessible via 16th Street NW
  • Rock Creek Park trail access reachable by bike or transit

Property Location

About 1 Scott Cir NW #711

The residence at 1 Scott Circle NW #711 occupies the seventh floor of a building constructed in 1891, one of the older continuously occupied residential addresses in NW Washington. The one-bedroom, one-bath configuration covers 506 square feet, offering a manageable and efficient layout at a central DC address. The building’s position at Scott Circle — where Massachusetts Avenue, Rhode Island Avenue, and 16th Street NW intersect — gives it an orientation that few newer buildings in the corridor can match.

Scott Circle sits at the geographic and civic heart of NW Washington, equidistant between Dupont Circle to the northwest and Logan Circle to the southeast. The 14th Street NW corridor, with its concentration of restaurants, bars, and independent retail, is within easy walking distance. Massachusetts Avenue NW connects the residence directly to Embassy Row and the broader Dupont neighborhood, while 16th Street NW provides a direct line toward Columbia Heights and beyond.

Day-to-day life from this address draws on the density of services and transit options that define central NW Washington. The Red Line at Dupont Circle is a short walk away, and multiple bus lines serve Scott Circle directly. Local cafes, grocery options, and neighborhood parks are accessible on foot, reducing reliance on a car for routine errands. The building’s utility-inclusive HOA further simplifies the ownership experience by consolidating gas, heat, water, sewer, and trash into a single monthly obligation.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers in the Dupont Circle and Scott Circle submarket, including condominium residences in the historic buildings that define this stretch of NW Washington. We understand the nuances of utility-inclusive HOA structures, the resale dynamics of smaller-footprint DC condos, and how to evaluate value in a competitive central-city market. If you are considering a similar residence in this corridor, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the submarket.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

Key details about the residence, building, and location to help you evaluate this opportunity.

The monthly HOA fee at 1 Scott Circle NW covers gas, heat, water, sewer, trash, building insurance, common area maintenance, and reserve fund contributions. This utility-inclusive structure means the owner’s primary variable expenses outside the HOA are electricity and internet, which simplifies monthly budgeting considerably.
The building at 1 Scott Circle NW was constructed in 1891, making it one of the older residential buildings in active condominium use in NW Washington. Buyers should review the condo association’s reserve fund disclosures and recent capital improvement history to assess the building’s current physical and financial condition.
Parking is not listed as included with Unit 711. Buyers who require a parking space should inquire with the condo association about availability of deeded or rental parking within the building, and should also evaluate the neighborhood’s street parking conditions and proximity to public transit alternatives.
The Dupont Circle Metro Station on the Red Line is a short walk from 1 Scott Circle NW. Scott Circle is also directly served by multiple Metrobus lines, and the 16th Street NW bus corridor provides additional transit options toward downtown and Columbia Heights.
At a display price of $260,000 for 506 square feet, the residence is priced at approximately $514 per square foot. Buyers should review recent comparable sales in the building and the broader Scott Circle and Dupont Circle submarket to contextualize this figure against current market conditions.
Beyond the mortgage, the primary recurring costs are the monthly HOA fee and DC property taxes. Because the HOA covers gas, heat, water, sewer, and trash, the out-of-pocket utility exposure is limited. Buyers should request the current HOA fee amount and review the most recent budget and reserve study.
Scott Circle is a major traffic circle where Massachusetts Avenue NW, Rhode Island Avenue NW, and 16th Street NW converge, placing it at the intersection of several of the city’s most significant corridors. The location provides walkable access to Dupont Circle, Logan Circle, the 14th Street NW corridor, and downtown DC.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have direct experience with condominium residences in the Scott Circle and Dupont Circle submarket. We can provide recent comparable sales, an analysis of the HOA structure, and guidance on how this residence compares to other one-bedroom options in central NW Washington. Reach out to start the conversation.

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