1425 Hopkins St NW #202

Washington, DC 20036

Sold For
$485,000
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Property Highlights

  • 1918 Historic Building
  • 2 Bedroom Layout
  • Logan Circle Location
  • HOA Covers Water
  • Exterior Maintenance Included
  • NW Washington DC
MLS ID
1003239434
Parking
Year Built
1918
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $485,000

2 Bed

1 Bath

776 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1918

Sold Price: $485,000

2 Bed

1 Bath

776 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1918

Executive Summary

Set within a 1918 building on Hopkins Street NW, this two-bedroom, one-bath residence in Logan Circle offers 776 square feet of thoughtfully contained city living. The HOA structure covers water, building insurance, exterior maintenance, reserve funds, and common area upkeep — reducing the variable cost burden for the owner. Priced at $485,000, the residence sits in one of NW Washington’s most walkable and historically textured neighborhoods, with ready access to dining, transit, and the cultural amenities that define central DC.

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Logan Circle, NW Washington DC

A Historic Address in the Heart of Logan Circle

The residence at 1425 Hopkins St NW #202 occupies the second floor of a 1918 building in Logan Circle — one of NW Washington’s most architecturally coherent and centrally positioned neighborhoods. At 776 square feet, the two-bedroom, one-bath layout makes efficient use of its footprint, with the building’s century-old bones providing a character that newer construction rarely replicates.

The HOA structure here is notably comprehensive. Water, building insurance, exterior maintenance, reserve funds, common area upkeep, and management are all covered through monthly dues — a meaningful consideration for buyers weighing the true cost of ownership against comparable condominiums in the area.

Logan Circle’s position within NW DC places residents within reach of multiple Metro lines, a dense corridor of independent restaurants and cafes along 14th Street, and the green space of Logan Circle Park itself. The neighborhood’s 19th- and early 20th-century row house stock gives the streetscape a continuity that reinforces its enduring appeal as a place to live.

For buyers seeking a well-located, historically grounded residence with a low-maintenance ownership profile, this offering at $485,000 represents a considered entry into one of DC’s most established urban neighborhoods.

The Building
The 1918 building on Hopkins Street NW brings genuine architectural age to a neighborhood already defined by historic fabric. The second-floor position offers a degree of separation from street level while remaining accessible. The building’s exterior maintenance is managed through the HOA, preserving the facade without owner burden.
HOA Coverage
The HOA at this residence covers an unusually broad range of costs: water, insurance, exterior building maintenance, common area upkeep, reserve funds, and management. For buyers comparing true monthly carrying costs across properties, this coverage profile deserves careful attention alongside the base HOA figure.
The Neighborhood
Logan Circle sits at the intersection of 14th Street NW and P Street NW, placing it within walking distance of multiple Metro stations and a concentrated stretch of dining, retail, and green space. The neighborhood’s historic row house character and central position within NW DC have made it a consistently sought address.
The Opportunity
At $485,000 for a two-bedroom residence in Logan Circle with comprehensive HOA coverage, this property occupies a competitive position in the NW DC condo market. Buyers seeking a historically grounded address with manageable ownership costs will find the combination of location, building age, and HOA structure worth a close look.

Residence at a Glance

  • 2 Bedrooms / 1 Bath
  • 776 Square Feet
  • 1918 Historic Building
  • Logan Circle NW
  • HOA Covers Water + Insurance
  • Exterior Maintenance Included
  • Reserve Funds Covered
  • Offered at $485,000
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Property Features

776 Square Feet in a 1918 Logan Circle Building

The residence offers a two-bedroom, one-bath configuration within a historically significant building, with an HOA structure that covers the majority of ownership overhead. The details below reflect what is confirmed from available property data; buyers are encouraged to verify specifics at showing.

Interior

  • 776 square feet of interior living space
  • Two bedrooms with defined room separation
  • One full bath
  • Second-floor unit position
  • 1918 building construction with historic character

Kitchen and Living

  • Kitchen details to be confirmed at showing
  • Layout reflects early 20th-century residential proportions
  • Living area integrated within the 776-square-foot footprint

Primary Bedroom

  • Primary bedroom details to be confirmed at showing
  • Two-bedroom configuration allows for dedicated sleeping and flex space
  • Room proportions consistent with 1918-era residential construction

Outdoor and Building

  • Outdoor space details to be confirmed at showing
  • Historic 1918 building facade maintained through HOA
  • Common areas maintained through HOA dues
  • Building exterior upkeep covered by HOA

What Sets This Apart

  • 1918 construction brings architectural character absent from newer buildings
  • HOA covers water, insurance, and exterior maintenance — reducing ownership variables
  • Logan Circle address places residents at the center of NW DC's walkable core
  • Two-bedroom layout at this price point is a competitive entry into the submarket
  • Historic building fabric and a low-maintenance HOA structure in a single package
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Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

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

Transit Access
  • Walking distance to multiple NW DC Metro stations
  • U Street/African-American Civil War Memorial/Cardozo Metro nearby
  • McPherson Square Metro accessible from the neighborhood
  • Multiple Metrobus routes along 14th Street NW
  • Bike lanes and Capital Bikeshare stations in the area
Dining and Coffee
  • Dense restaurant corridor along 14th Street NW
  • Independent cafes within walking distance
  • Neighborhood bars and wine bars throughout Logan Circle
  • Weekend brunch options concentrated nearby
  • Local grocery and specialty food retail accessible on foot
Parks and Green Space
  • Logan Circle Park at the neighborhood's center
  • Sidewalk-connected green space throughout the street grid
  • Nearby recreational amenities in central NW DC
Neighborhood Services
  • Pharmacy and grocery options within the walkable radius
  • Neighborhood hardware and home goods retail nearby
  • Dry cleaning and personal services along the commercial corridor
  • Postal and banking services accessible on foot

Property Location

About 1425 Hopkins St NW #202

The residence at 1425 Hopkins St NW #202 is a second-floor, two-bedroom, one-bath condominium within a 1918 building in Logan Circle. The 776-square-foot layout reflects the proportions of early 20th-century construction — rooms with defined purpose rather than open-plan ambiguity. The building’s age lends a material quality to walls, ceilings, and common areas that distinguishes it from the area’s newer residential stock.

Logan Circle is one of NW Washington’s most centrally located neighborhoods, anchored by the historic traffic circle at 13th and P Streets NW and the dense commercial corridor along 14th Street. The neighborhood’s built environment is largely intact from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, giving it a streetscape continuity rare in a city that has seen significant redevelopment. Proximity to multiple Metro stations, Logan Circle Park, and a well-established dining and retail scene makes the address functional as well as characterful.

Day-to-day life from this address draws on the full depth of Logan Circle’s walkable amenities. The 14th Street corridor offers a concentrated range of independent restaurants, coffee shops, and neighborhood retail within easy reach. Logan Circle Park provides accessible green space at the neighborhood’s center, and the surrounding street grid connects readily to broader NW DC by foot, bike, or Metro.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers navigating the Logan Circle condo market, including historic buildings along the neighborhood’s residential side streets. We bring familiarity with the HOA structures, building histories, and comparable sales that define this submarket — context that matters when evaluating a residence like this one. If you are considering a condominium in Logan Circle or the broader 14th Street NW corridor, reach out — we would be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The HOA at 1425 Hopkins St NW covers water, building insurance, exterior building maintenance, common area upkeep, reserve funds, and management. This is a notably comprehensive coverage profile. Buyers should request the current monthly HOA fee and reserve fund study at or before showing.
The U Street/African-American Civil War Memorial/Cardozo Metro station and McPherson Square Metro station are both accessible from the Logan Circle neighborhood. Multiple Metrobus routes also run along the 14th Street NW corridor, providing additional transit options without requiring a car.
The building at 1425 Hopkins St NW was constructed in 1918, placing it among Logan Circle’s historic residential stock. Buildings of this era typically feature masonry construction and architectural detailing not replicated in modern development. Buyers interested in the building’s specific history may wish to consult DC historic records.
Parking details for this residence are not confirmed in the available property data. Buyers should inquire directly about parking availability — whether deeded, assigned, or street — at or before showing. Logan Circle’s central location also makes the address well-suited to car-free or car-light living.
At $485,000 for a two-bedroom, one-bath residence with comprehensive HOA coverage in Logan Circle, this property occupies a competitive position in the NW DC condo market. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales in the neighborhood to give buyers a clear picture of current market positioning.
Outdoor space details for this specific unit are to be confirmed at showing. The building’s common areas are maintained through HOA dues, and the historic 1918 facade is preserved through the HOA structure. Logan Circle Park provides accessible public green space within the immediate neighborhood.
Logan Circle is one of NW Washington’s most centrally positioned neighborhoods, defined by its late 19th- and early 20th-century row house stock and the dense commercial corridor along 14th Street NW. The neighborhood offers walkable access to dining, retail, parks, and multiple transit options, making it a functional and historically textured place to live.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have direct experience with the Logan Circle condo market, including buildings of this era and HOA structure. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on the submarket, and guidance through the buyer process. Reach out to schedule a showing or to discuss the property in more detail.

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