129 W St NW #403

Washington, DC 20001

Sold For
$569,899
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Property Highlights

  • 1927 Historic Building
  • Two Bedroom Layout
  • Two Full Baths
  • Bloomingdale NW Location
  • HOA Covers Utilities
  • Top-Floor Unit 403
MLS ID
DCDC468604
Parking
Year Built
1927
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $569,899

2 Bed

2 Bath

867 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1927

Sold Price: $569,899

2 Bed

2 Bath

867 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1927

Executive Summary

129 W St NW #403 is a two-bedroom, two-bath residence set within a 1927 building in Bloomingdale, one of NW DC’s most established and walkable neighborhoods. At 867 square feet, the floor plan is efficient and well-proportioned. The HOA structure covers gas, water, sewer, trash, exterior building maintenance, custodial services, and reserve fund contributions — a meaningful value in the DC condo market. The residence is priced at $569,899.

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129 W St NW #403 — Bloomingdale, NW

A Historic Bloomingdale Residence with a Comprehensive HOA

Unit 403 at 129 W St NW sits within a 1927 building in Bloomingdale, a neighborhood that has long anchored the northern edge of NW DC. The residence offers two bedrooms and two full baths across 867 square feet — a configuration that balances livability with manageable scale.

The HOA structure here is notably inclusive. Gas, water, sewer, and trash are all covered, alongside exterior building maintenance, custodial services, and reserve fund contributions. For buyers evaluating true cost of ownership, this package materially reduces monthly variable expenses.

Bloomingdale’s position between the Rhode Island Avenue corridor and the McMillan Reservoir gives it strong connectivity to the broader city. The neighborhood’s tree-lined streets and proximity to local dining and retail make it a practical and appealing base in NW DC.

At $569,899, this residence represents a considered entry point into a neighborhood with deep roots and enduring demand. The combination of historic character, a well-structured HOA, and a two-bedroom floor plan makes this a substantive option for buyers focused on NW DC.

The Building
The 1927 building at 129 W St NW carries the architectural character typical of Bloomingdale’s residential stock. Unit 403 occupies the fourth floor, offering a degree of separation from street level. The two-bedroom, two-bath layout provides flexibility across 867 square feet.
HOA Value
The HOA at this building covers an unusually broad range of expenses: gas, water, sewer, trash, exterior maintenance, custodial services, and reserve fund contributions. Buyers should factor this into their cost-of-ownership analysis, as the effective monthly outlay is meaningfully offset by these inclusions.
The Neighborhood
Bloomingdale sits at the intersection of several key NW corridors, with walkable access to local dining, coffee, and retail. The neighborhood’s proximity to the Green and Yellow Line stations at Shaw-Howard and the Red Line at Rhode Island Avenue provides multiple transit options for commuters.
The Opportunity
Priced at $569,899, Unit 403 enters the market as a two-bedroom condo in a neighborhood where inventory at this configuration remains competitive. The historic building, inclusive HOA, and Bloomingdale address together form a coherent case for buyers prioritizing NW DC.

Residence at a Glance

  • 2 Bedrooms / 2 Full Baths
  • 867 Square Feet
  • 1927 Historic Building
  • HOA Covers Gas Water Sewer Trash
  • Exterior Maintenance Included
  • Bloomingdale NW DC
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All information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify square footage, HOA fees, and all material facts.
Property Features — 129 W St NW #403

Two Bedrooms, Two Baths, and a Comprehensive HOA in Bloomingdale

Unit 403 at 129 W St NW delivers a two-bedroom, two-bath floor plan in a 1927 Bloomingdale building, with an HOA structure that covers gas, water, sewer, trash, exterior maintenance, and more. At 867 square feet, the residence is efficiently scaled for NW DC living.

Interior Layout

  • Two bedrooms with a two-bath configuration
  • 867 square feet of interior living space
  • Fourth-floor unit in a 1927 historic building
  • Floor plan supports dual-use bedroom or home office arrangement

Kitchen

  • Kitchen details to be confirmed at showing
  • Layout consistent with the building's residential floor plan
  • Proximity to dining and grocery options reduces reliance on in-unit storage

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom with dedicated full bath
  • Two-bath configuration provides privacy for guests or a second occupant
  • Room proportions consistent with 1927 building construction

Building and HOA

  • Exterior building maintenance covered by HOA
  • Custodial services maintained through monthly HOA fee
  • Reserve fund contributions included in HOA structure
  • Common area maintenance covered for all residents
  • Gas water sewer and trash included in HOA

What Sets This Apart

  • HOA covers gas water sewer and trash — rare in DC condo market
  • 1927 building with historic architectural character in Bloomingdale
  • Two full baths in an 867-square-foot floor plan
  • Fourth-floor position in a low-rise historic building
  • Bloomingdale address with walkable transit access to two Metro lines
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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
  • Short walk to Shaw-Howard University Metro (Green and Yellow Lines)
  • Red Line access at Rhode Island Avenue Metro
  • Multiple DC Circulator and Metrobus routes nearby
  • Bicycle-friendly streets with Capital Bikeshare access
Dining and Coffee
  • Local cafes and coffee shops within the Bloomingdale neighborhood
  • Neighborhood restaurants along the 1st Street NW corridor
  • Proximity to dining options in Shaw and LeDroit Park
  • Farmers market access in the broader area
Groceries and Errands
  • Neighborhood grocery options within the immediate area
  • Pharmacy and convenience retail accessible by foot or transit
  • Hardware and home goods stores reachable via nearby corridors
  • DC Public Library branches accessible by transit
Parks and Recreation
  • McMillan Reservoir and surrounding green space nearby
  • Brookland and Eckington neighborhood parks accessible by bicycle
  • Rhode Island Avenue recreation corridor to the north
  • National Mall and Smithsonian accessible by Metro

Property Location

About 129 W St NW #403

The residence at 129 W St NW #403 occupies the fourth floor of a 1927 building in Bloomingdale, NW. The two-bedroom, two-bath floor plan spans 867 square feet, offering a layout that accommodates both everyday living and a dedicated guest or home-office space. The building’s age lends it the architectural character common to Bloomingdale’s residential fabric — brick construction and proportions that newer buildings rarely replicate.

Bloomingdale is one of NW DC’s most established residential neighborhoods, situated between the Rhode Island Avenue corridor to the north and the Shaw and LeDroit Park neighborhoods to the south. The area is known for its tree-lined streets, Victorian and Edwardian rowhouse stock, and a walkable concentration of local dining and coffee. Proximity to the McMillan Reservoir green space adds a civic-scale amenity to the immediate surroundings.

Day-to-day life in Bloomingdale centers on a walkable neighborhood core with access to local cafes, restaurants, and grocery options. Multiple transit lines are accessible within a short walk, including the Green and Yellow Lines at Shaw-Howard University and the Red Line at Rhode Island Avenue. The neighborhood’s position in NW DC also puts it within easy reach of downtown, Capitol Hill, and the broader city by both transit and bicycle.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers across Bloomingdale and the broader NW DC condo market. Our experience with historic buildings in this submarket — including HOA structure analysis and comparable sales — gives clients a clear picture of what they are buying and what the market supports. If you are considering a condo in Bloomingdale or the surrounding NW neighborhoods, reach out and we will be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on this segment of the DC market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The HOA at this building covers gas, water, sewer, trash, exterior building maintenance, custodial services, and reserve fund contributions. This is a notably inclusive package for a DC condo. Buyers should request the current monthly HOA fee and review the most recent reserve fund study prior to making an offer.
The building at 129 W St NW was constructed in 1927, placing it among Bloomingdale’s older residential structures. Buildings of this era in NW DC are typically brick construction with solid bones and architectural details not found in newer developments. A pre-purchase inspection is always recommended for buildings of this age.
The residence is within walking distance of the Shaw-Howard University Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines, and the Rhode Island Avenue Metro station provides Red Line access. Multiple Metrobus and DC Circulator routes also serve the Bloomingdale area, making car-free commuting a practical option.
Parking is not listed as included with this unit. Buyers who require a dedicated parking space should inquire about availability within the building or explore street parking and nearby garage options in the Bloomingdale neighborhood. DC residential parking permits may be available for this address.
Bloomingdale is a walkable NW DC neighborhood with a concentration of local dining, coffee, and retail along its main corridors. The area borders LeDroit Park, Shaw, and Eckington, giving residents easy access to a broad range of amenities. The McMillan Reservoir green space is a notable civic asset nearby.
At $569,899 with an HOA that covers gas, water, sewer, and trash, this residence offers a competitive cost-of-ownership profile relative to many NW DC two-bedroom condos where utilities are billed separately. The 1927 building and Bloomingdale address add character and location value that newer buildings in the submarket may not replicate.
DC Public Schools serves this address, and buyers with school-age children should contact DCPS directly to confirm current boundary assignments. DC also operates a robust public charter school system with citywide enrollment options. School assignments in DC can change, so direct verification with DCPS is always recommended.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked extensively in Bloomingdale and across the NW DC condo market. We can provide recent comparable sales, an analysis of the HOA structure, and context on how this residence is positioned relative to current inventory. Reach out to schedule a showing or to discuss the submarket in more detail.

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