1300 Massachusetts Ave NW #401
Washington, DC 20005
Property Highlights
- Historic 1904 Building
- One Bedroom Layout
- Utilities Included in HOA
- Rental Garage Parking Available
- Downtown NW Location
- Massachusetts Ave Address
MLS ID
Parking
Year Built
HOA Fee
Property Details
Sold Price: $350,000
1 Bed
1 Bath
645 Sq Ft
Garage, On-Site Rental Parking
Year Built: 1904
Sold Price: $350,000
1 Bed
1 Bath
645 Sq Ft
Parking: Garage, On-Site Rental Parking
Year Built: 1904
Executive Summary
Residence 401 at 1300 Massachusetts Avenue Condominiums offers 645 square feet of thoughtfully contained living space in one of downtown NW’s most storied addresses. Originally constructed in 1904, the building carries architectural character that newer construction cannot replicate. The HOA covers electricity, gas, heat, sewer, and water — a meaningful financial consideration in a market where utility costs vary widely. On-site garage parking is available through a rental arrangement, a notable convenience in this dense corridor.
Downtown Washington at a Historic Address
Residence 401 at 1300 Massachusetts Avenue Condominiums sits at the intersection of history and urban convenience in downtown NW. The building dates to 1904, and its Massachusetts Avenue address places it along one of Washington’s most recognized corridors — steps from the civic and cultural institutions that define the capital.
At 645 square feet, the one-bedroom layout is efficient without sacrifice. The HOA structure covers electricity, gas, heat, sewer, and water, which simplifies monthly budgeting and distinguishes this residence from many comparable downtown offerings where utilities are billed separately.
On-site garage parking is available through a rental arrangement — a practical asset in a neighborhood where street parking is limited and garage access commands a premium. The building entry on Massachusetts Ave NW connects directly to the downtown streetscape.
The Penn Quarter and downtown NW submarket offers immediate proximity to Metro access, a dense concentration of dining and retail, and the institutional anchors of federal Washington. For a buyer seeking a foothold in the city’s core, this residence presents a considered entry point.
Residence at a Glance
- 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath
- 645 Square Feet
- Built 1904
- Utilities Included in HOA
- Garage Parking Available
- Downtown NW / Penn Quarter
645 Square Feet in a 1904 Building on Massachusetts Ave
Interior and Layout
- 645 square feet of interior living space
- One-bedroom, one-bath configuration
- Fourth-floor positioning within the building
- Building constructed in 1904 with pre-war architectural character
- Building entry directly on Massachusetts Ave NW
Kitchen and Living
- Open living and dining area within the one-bedroom layout
- Efficient floor plan suited to downtown urban living
- Access to the full downtown NW streetscape from building entry
Primary Bedroom and Bath
- One full bath serving the primary bedroom
- Self-contained one-bedroom layout with defined sleeping space
- Pre-war building proportions with established residential character
Parking and Building Access
- On-site garage parking available through rental arrangement
- Building entry on Massachusetts Ave NW
- Access to the full downtown NW streetscape
What Sets This Apart
- HOA covers all major utilities including electricity and gas
- Pre-war 1904 construction on a premier Washington avenue
- On-site garage parking available in a parking-constrained neighborhood
- Priced as an accessible entry point into the downtown NW market
- Massachusetts Avenue address with direct downtown corridor access
Neighborhood & Lifestyle
Life Within Reach
A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.
Metro and Transit
- Multiple Metro lines accessible from downtown NW
- Metro Center station serves Red, Orange, Silver, and Blue lines
- Gallery Place-Chinatown station nearby for Yellow and Green lines
- Extensive Metrobus coverage along Massachusetts Ave NW
- Walkable access to Union Station for regional rail
Dining and Coffee
- Dense concentration of restaurants throughout Penn Quarter
- Coffee shops and cafes within the immediate downtown blocks
- Pre-theater dining options near the performing arts venues
- Weekday lunch scene anchored by the federal and professional workforce
- Neighborhood grocery and specialty food retail within walking distance
Everyday Conveniences
- Pharmacy options within the downtown NW corridor
- Dry cleaning and personal services in the surrounding blocks
- Neighborhood grocery access without requiring a vehicle
- Bank branches and financial services throughout the area
- Federal and municipal offices accessible on foot
Parks and Recreation
- Franklin Square park within the immediate downtown area
- National Mall accessible via the downtown NW streetscape
- Lafayette Square and White House grounds nearby
- Multiple pocket parks and public plazas throughout Penn Quarter
- Bike lanes and shared mobility options along major corridors
Property Location
About 1300 Massachusetts Ave NW #401
The 1300 Massachusetts Avenue Condominiums is a pre-war building constructed in 1904, situated on one of Washington’s most prominent avenues in the heart of downtown NW. Residence 401 offers 645 square feet configured as a one-bedroom, one-bath layout — a scale well-suited to the urban core. The HOA covers electricity, gas, heat, sewer, and water, making the monthly cost structure more predictable than many comparable downtown residences.
The Penn Quarter and downtown NW corridor represents Washington’s civic and commercial center, with federal buildings, performing arts venues, and a dense concentration of restaurants and retail all within the immediate walkscape. Massachusetts Avenue itself is one of the city’s defining addresses, connecting downtown to Dupont Circle and carrying the weight of Washington’s institutional history. The neighborhood’s transit infrastructure is among the most robust in the region, with multiple Metro lines accessible from this location.
Daily life at this address is defined by walkability. Grocery options, coffee shops, and dining spanning a wide range of cuisines are available within the surrounding blocks, and the downtown NW streetscape supports an entirely car-optional routine for most errands. On-site garage parking through a rental arrangement ensures that residents who do own a vehicle have a reliable, secure option without relying on street availability.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively in the downtown DC condo market, including the Penn Quarter and Massachusetts Avenue corridor. We bring direct experience with pre-war buildings in this submarket, helping both buyers and sellers navigate the nuances of utility-inclusive HOA structures, parking arrangements, and comparable pricing in this dense urban core. If you are evaluating a downtown NW condo purchase or considering selling in this corridor, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the market.
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