1441 Euclid St NW, #105

Washington, DC 20009

Property Highlights

  • Columbia Heights NW Location
  • Built 1939 Classic Building
  • 350 Square Feet
  • One Full Bath
  • 328 Monthly HOA
  • Close to Metro
MLS ID
DCDC2250006
Parking
Year Built
1939
HOA Fee
$328
1441 Euclid St NW, #105 — Columbia Heights, NW DC

A Classic NW DC Residence at an Accessible Price Point

The residence at 1441 Euclid Street NW, Unit 105 sits in Columbia Heights, one of Northwest DC’s most connected and walkable urban neighborhoods. The building dates to 1939, reflecting the architectural character that defines this stretch of NW.

At 350 square feet, the unit is efficiently scaled for city living, with one full bath and a monthly HOA fee of $328. The price point of $180,000 represents one of the more accessible entries into DC condominium ownership.

Columbia Heights offers immediate proximity to the Green and Yellow Line Metro, a dense corridor of dining and retail along 14th Street NW, and a network of neighborhood parks and cultural institutions. The location rewards buyers who prioritize walkability and urban connectivity.

Joe DeFilippo and Tom Bauer represented the seller in this transaction, drawing on their experience with Columbia Heights condominiums and the broader NW DC resale market.

The Building
The 1939-era building at 1441 Euclid Street NW carries the architectural character typical of pre-war Columbia Heights construction. Its location on Euclid Street places it on a residential block while remaining steps from the neighborhood’s commercial core along 14th Street NW.
The Residence
Unit 105 is a 350-square-foot studio residence with one full bath. The monthly HOA fee of $328 covers building operations, and the $180,000 list price positions this as one of the more accessible condominium opportunities currently available in NW DC.
The Neighborhood
Columbia Heights is anchored by the Green and Yellow Line Metro station at 13th and Irving Streets NW, placing downtown DC, U Street, and the broader Metro system within easy reach. The 14th Street corridor delivers a concentrated mix of dining, coffee, grocery, and neighborhood retail.
The Opportunity
For buyers seeking an entry-level DC condominium with genuine urban walkability, this residence offers a straightforward value proposition. The combination of a pre-war building, an established neighborhood, and a sub-$200,000 price point is increasingly rare in the NW DC market.

Residence at a Glance

  • 350 sq ft studio residence
  • 1 full bath
  • Built 1939 pre-war building
  • $328 monthly HOA fee
  • Columbia Heights NW DC
  • Close to Green and Yellow Line Metro
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify all material facts including HOA documents and building financials.
Property Features — 1441 Euclid St NW, #105

Pre-War Columbia Heights Condo at $180,000

Unit 105 at 1441 Euclid Street NW is a 350-square-foot studio residence in a 1939-era building in Columbia Heights NW. The residence offers one full bath, a $328 monthly HOA fee, and a price point that represents genuine accessibility in the DC condominium market. The building’s pre-war construction and established neighborhood context distinguish it from newer, higher-cost alternatives in the corridor.

Interior Overview

  • 350 square feet of living space
  • One full bath
  • 1939 pre-war construction
  • Ground-level unit 105

Kitchen

  • Kitchen details to be confirmed with listing documentation
  • Pre-war building layouts typically feature defined kitchen areas

Primary Space

  • Studio configuration with open living area
  • One full bath
  • 350 square feet total interior

Outdoor and Building

  • Building constructed in 1939
  • $328 monthly HOA fee
  • Residential building on Euclid Street NW
  • Proximity to Meridian Hill Park

What Sets This Apart

  • Sub-$200,000 price point is rare in NW DC condominium inventory
  • Pre-war 1939 building with established Columbia Heights address
  • Walkable to Green and Yellow Line Metro and 14th Street corridor
  • Low barrier to entry for DC condominium ownership
  • $328 monthly HOA fee in a well-located NW building
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts and HOA documentation.

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
  • Columbia Heights Metro — Green and Yellow Lines
  • Multiple Metrobus routes along 14th Street NW
  • U Street Metro nearby on the Green and Yellow Lines
  • Bicycle infrastructure throughout the neighborhood
Dining and Coffee
  • Dense restaurant corridor along 14th Street NW
  • Neighborhood coffee shops within walking distance
  • Diverse dining options throughout Columbia Heights
  • Additional options along 11th Street NW restaurant row
Grocery and Retail
  • Multiple grocery options within the neighborhood
  • Target and additional retail at DC USA complex
  • Pharmacy options along the 14th Street corridor
  • Neighborhood hardware and specialty retail nearby
Parks and Recreation
  • Meridian Hill Park — a major city green space
  • Columbia Heights Community Center nearby
  • Neighborhood pocket parks throughout the area
  • Access to Rock Creek Park trail network

Property Location

About 1441 Euclid St NW, #105

The residence at 1441 Euclid Street NW, Unit 105 is a 350-square-foot studio condominium in a pre-war building constructed in 1939. One full bath serves the unit, and the monthly HOA fee is $328. The building’s Euclid Street address places it within the established residential fabric of Columbia Heights NW.

Columbia Heights is one of the most transit-accessible neighborhoods in Northwest DC, anchored by the Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines. The 14th Street NW corridor runs through the neighborhood’s commercial heart, offering a dense concentration of dining, coffee shops, grocery options, and neighborhood retail. Meridian Hill Park lies nearby, providing one of the city’s most distinctive green spaces.

Daily life in Columbia Heights is defined by walkability and urban density. Residents have straightforward access to multiple grocery options, a wide range of restaurants representing diverse cuisines, and frequent bus service supplementing the Metro. The neighborhood’s mix of pre-war apartment buildings and row houses gives Euclid Street a grounded, residential character even as the broader area remains highly active.

Joe DeFilippo and Tom Bauer of the Wardman Residential team at Compass have extensive experience with Columbia Heights condominiums and the NW DC resale market. We have worked with both buyers and sellers navigating the entry-level and mid-market condo segments in this submarket, where building age, HOA health, and location premiums all shape value. If you are considering a similar residence in Columbia Heights or the broader 14th Street corridor, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on current market conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The specific line items covered by the $328 monthly HOA fee were not detailed in the available listing data. Buyers should request the full HOA disclosure package, which typically includes the budget, reserve fund status, meeting minutes, and a breakdown of covered expenses such as water, trash, and building maintenance.
Parking is not listed as included with Unit 105. Columbia Heights has street parking, and the neighborhood’s strong transit access via the Green and Yellow Line Metro makes car-free or car-light living a practical option for many buyers in this building.
At $180,000, this residence is priced well below the median condominium sale price in Washington DC. Entry-level condominiums in NW DC at this price point are uncommon, making this unit notable for buyers seeking an accessible path to DC homeownership without moving to outer neighborhoods.
Columbia Heights consistently ranks among the most walkable neighborhoods in Washington DC. The 14th Street NW corridor is within easy reach, offering grocery stores, restaurants, coffee shops, and retail. The Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines is a short walk from the building.
The building was constructed in 1939, placing it in the pre-war category common throughout Columbia Heights and NW DC. Buyers of pre-war buildings should review the HOA reserve fund and any recent capital improvement history. A thorough inspection and review of HOA financials is recommended prior to purchase.
No private outdoor space is listed for Unit 105. Meridian Hill Park, one of DC’s most notable urban green spaces, is located nearby and serves as a significant outdoor amenity for residents of the neighborhood. Building common outdoor areas, if any, should be confirmed with the HOA.
Columbia Heights offers direct Metro access on the Green and Yellow Lines, a walkable commercial corridor along 14th Street NW, and a dense mix of neighborhood amenities. The area’s pre-war building stock and established street grid give it a character that newer construction corridors in DC often lack.
Joe DeFilippo and Tom Bauer have worked extensively with buyers and sellers in the Columbia Heights condominium market. The Wardman Residential team at Compass can provide recent comparable sales, HOA context, and a candid assessment of value at this price point. Reach out directly to discuss whether this residence or a similar opportunity fits your criteria.

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