1330 Vermont Ave NW #2

Washington, DC 20005

Sold For
$515,000
Neighborhood: Logan Circle · Explore Logan Circle homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • Logan Circle NW Location
  • 1885 Historic Building
  • 740 Square Feet
  • HOA Covers Utilities
  • Walk to Metro
  • Vibrant 14th Street Corridor
MLS ID
DCDC496106
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Year Built
1885
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $515,000

1 Bed

1 Bath

740 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1885

Sold Price: $515,000

1 Bed

1 Bath

740 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1885

Executive Summary

Set within a historic 1885 building on Vermont Avenue NW, this one-bedroom, one-bath residence offers 740 square feet in one of Washington’s most walkable and culturally active neighborhoods. The Logan Circle submarket places residents steps from the 14th Street corridor, multiple Metro lines, and a dense concentration of dining, retail, and green space. HOA coverage includes water, sewer, trash, insurance, and reserve funds — a meaningful offset to monthly carrying costs. At $515,000, this residence represents a considered entry into a well-established NW DC address.

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1330 Vermont Ave NW, Unit 2

A Historic Address in Logan Circle

The residence at 1330 Vermont Ave NW, Unit 2 occupies a building constructed in 1885 — a period when Vermont Avenue was among the most prominent corridors in the city. That architectural heritage gives the structure a solidity and character that newer construction rarely replicates. At 740 square feet, the one-bedroom, one-bath layout is efficiently scaled for the neighborhood’s pace and density.

Logan Circle sits at the convergence of several of DC’s most active districts. Vermont Avenue connects directly to Thomas Circle to the south and the U Street corridor to the north, placing this address within easy reach of both. The 14th Street corridor — one of the city’s most commercially active stretches — runs parallel, offering a depth of dining, retail, and cultural programming within a short walk.

The HOA structure here is worth noting. Monthly dues cover water, sewer, trash, insurance, and reserve funds, reducing the variable costs a buyer would otherwise carry independently. For a residence in this price range and location, that coverage meaningfully affects the total cost of ownership calculation.

Vermont Avenue NW has maintained its appeal across decades of change in the surrounding neighborhoods. The building’s 1885 origins place it among the older residential structures still in active use in NW DC, and the Logan Circle Historic District designation provides a measure of architectural continuity for the streetscape.

Historic Building Stock
The building at 1330 Vermont Ave NW dates to 1885, placing it among the older residential structures still in active residential use in NW DC. That provenance is reflected in the building’s massing and presence on the street. Unit 2 occupies 740 square feet within this historic shell, offering a one-bedroom, one-bath configuration well suited to the neighborhood’s density.
Logan Circle Context
Logan Circle is one of the most walkable addresses in the District. Vermont Avenue connects the residence to Thomas Circle, the U Street corridor, and the broader 14th Street axis — a stretch defined by independent restaurants, retail, and cultural venues. Multiple Metro lines are accessible without a car, and the neighborhood’s grid makes daily errands straightforward on foot.
HOA Coverage
The HOA at 1330 Vermont Ave NW covers water, sewer, trash, insurance, and reserve funds. For a one-bedroom residence at this price point, that package meaningfully reduces the unpredictability of monthly carrying costs. Buyers should confirm the current monthly fee and any pending assessments directly with the association.
Vermont Avenue NW
Vermont Avenue NW has been a continuous residential address since the late nineteenth century. The Logan Circle Historic District designation preserves the architectural character of the surrounding streetscape, providing a degree of stability in the built environment that distinguishes this submarket from newer development corridors elsewhere in the city.

Residence at a Glance

  • 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath
  • 740 Square Feet
  • Built 1885
  • Logan Circle NW
  • HOA: Water Sewer Trash Insurance Reserves
  • Asking $515,000
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Property Features

740 Square Feet in an 1885 Building

Unit 2 at 1330 Vermont Ave NW offers a one-bedroom, one-bath layout within one of Logan Circle’s older residential buildings. The 740-square-foot floor plan is efficiently organized, and the building’s 1885 construction date gives the residence a structural and aesthetic character distinct from the neighborhood’s newer condominium stock. HOA coverage of water, sewer, trash, insurance, and reserve funds adds meaningful value to the ownership equation.

Interior and Layout

  • 740 square feet of single-level living
  • One-bedroom configuration with full bath
  • Built in 1885 with historic building character
  • Residence positioned as Unit 2 within the building

Kitchen

  • Kitchen details available upon request or at showing
  • Layout supports efficient use of the available square footage
  • Buyers should verify appliance inclusions and finish specifications directly

Primary Bedroom

  • Primary bedroom within a 740-square-foot one-bath layout
  • Room dimensions and closet configuration available at showing
  • Historic building context may inform ceiling height and window placement

Outdoor Space

  • Outdoor space details not specified in available listing data
  • Buyers should inquire about shared or private outdoor access at showing

What Sets This Apart

  • 1885 construction places this among Logan Circle's oldest residential buildings
  • HOA covers water, sewer, trash, insurance, and reserves — reducing ownership variables
  • Vermont Avenue NW address within the Logan Circle Historic District
  • Walkable position near the 14th Street corridor and multiple Metro lines
  • One-bedroom layout at a price point with meaningful HOA cost offsets
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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 and Commuting
  • Logan Circle sits within walking distance of multiple Metro lines
  • The U Street/Cardozo and McPherson Square stations serve this address
  • Several Metrobus routes run along 14th Street and Vermont Avenue NW
  • Capital Bikeshare docks are distributed throughout the neighborhood
  • Proximity to major arterials supports easy access to I-395 and Rock Creek Parkway
Dining and Coffee
  • The 14th Street corridor offers a dense concentration of independent restaurants
  • Neighborhood coffee shops and cafes are within easy walking distance
  • U Street NW adds additional dining depth a short walk to the north
  • Local bars and wine-focused venues are well represented in the immediate area
  • Weekend brunch options are plentiful along the surrounding blocks
Groceries and Retail
  • Grocery options are accessible on foot from Vermont Avenue NW
  • Pharmacies and convenience retail are distributed across the neighborhood grid
  • The 14th Street corridor supports a range of specialty and everyday retail
  • Dry cleaning and personal services are available in the immediate vicinity
Parks and Recreation
  • Logan Circle park anchors the neighborhood with a landscaped green space
  • Several smaller pocket parks are accessible within the surrounding blocks
  • The National Mall and its open spaces are reachable by Metro or bicycle
  • Rock Creek Park trail access is available via nearby connector routes

Property Location

About 1330 Vermont Ave NW #2

The residence at 1330 Vermont Ave NW, Unit 2 is a one-bedroom, one-bath condo spanning 740 square feet within a building constructed in 1885. The structure’s age gives it a physical presence and material quality that distinguishes it from the District’s newer condominium inventory. Monthly HOA dues cover water, sewer, trash, insurance, and reserve funds — a comprehensive package that simplifies ownership costs for the incoming buyer.

Logan Circle occupies a central position in NW DC, bounded by the 14th Street corridor to the west and the U Street neighborhood to the north. Vermont Avenue runs through the heart of the district, connecting residents to Thomas Circle, downtown, and the broader Midtown corridor. The neighborhood’s historic designation has preserved the scale and character of its residential streets, and the density of nearby amenities makes car-free living a practical reality for most daily needs.

The 14th Street corridor, a short walk from this address, anchors much of the neighborhood’s day-to-day activity. Local cafes, independent restaurants, grocery options, and fitness studios are distributed across the surrounding blocks. Multiple Metro stations are accessible on foot, and the neighborhood’s position near several major bus lines adds further flexibility for commuters moving across the District or into Maryland and Virginia.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively in the Logan Circle and 14th Street corridor submarket, advising buyers navigating DC’s competitive condo inventory. We have direct familiarity with the historic condominium buildings along Vermont Avenue NW and the ownership considerations they present — from HOA structure to renovation constraints within historic districts. If you are evaluating this residence or comparable one-bedroom condos in Logan Circle or the surrounding NW neighborhoods, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparable sales 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 HOA at 1330 Vermont Ave NW covers insurance, reserve funds, sewer, trash, and water. That is a comprehensive package relative to many DC condominiums, and it meaningfully reduces the variable costs a buyer would otherwise carry month to month. Buyers should confirm the current monthly fee amount directly with the association or listing agent.
The building at 1330 Vermont Ave NW was constructed in 1885, making it one of the older residential structures in active use in NW DC. Historic buildings can carry specific renovation and alteration considerations, particularly within a designated historic district. Buyers should review any applicable Historic Preservation Office guidelines and the condo association’s rules before planning modifications.
The U Street/Cardozo and McPherson Square Metro stations are the most proximate to 1330 Vermont Ave NW, serving the Green/Yellow and Blue/Orange/Silver lines respectively. Both are accessible on foot from Logan Circle. Buyers should verify current station hours and service patterns with WMATA.
The available listing data does not specify a parking space assigned to Unit 2. Buyers with a vehicle should inquire directly about parking availability — whether deeded, rented, or street-only — before proceeding. Street parking regulations in Logan Circle vary by block and time of day.
Logan Circle is a well-established NW DC neighborhood anchored by its namesake park and bordered by the 14th Street corridor to the west and the U Street area to the north. The surrounding blocks offer a dense mix of dining, retail, and transit options. The Logan Circle Historic District designation has preserved the scale and architectural character of the residential streetscape.
740 square feet is a competitive size for a one-bedroom condo in Logan Circle, where many comparable units in historic buildings run between 600 and 850 square feet. The layout at Unit 2 uses that square footage within a single-level configuration. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales to help contextualize the floor plan and pricing.
The HOA includes reserve funds as part of its coverage, which is a positive indicator of financial planning within the association. However, buyers should request the most recent reserve study, meeting minutes, and financial statements from the condo association as part of their due diligence. Any pending or recently levied special assessments should be disclosed and reviewed carefully.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have direct experience with Logan Circle condominiums and the historic building stock along Vermont Avenue NW. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on the submarket, and guidance on the due diligence process for a building of this age and HOA structure. Reach out to start the conversation.

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