1615 Q St NW #1111

Washington, DC 20009

Sold For
$445,350
Neighborhood: Dupont Circle · Explore Dupont Circle homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • Historic 1894 Building
  • 1-Bed Logan Circle
  • Comprehensive HOA Coverage
  • Walk to Dupont Metro
  • Vibrant 14th Street Corridor
  • 585 Sq Ft Residence
MLS ID
DCDC2086818
Parking
Year Built
1894
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $445,350

1 Bed

1 Bath

585 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1894

Sold Price: $445,350

1 Bed

1 Bath

585 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1894

Executive Summary

Set within a building dating to 1894, this one-bedroom residence at 1615 Q St NW brings together historic character and urban convenience in Logan Circle. At 585 square feet, the layout is efficient and well-proportioned for the neighborhood. The HOA covers water, sewer, trash, snow removal, lawn maintenance, exterior building maintenance, insurance, management, and reserve funds — a comprehensive package that simplifies ownership. The Dupont Circle and U Street Metro stations are both accessible on foot, and the dining, retail, and cultural offerings of the 14th Street corridor are steps away.

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1615 Q St NW #1111 — Logan Circle, NW

Historic Character. Urban Convenience. Comprehensive Coverage.

The residence at 1615 Q St NW #1111 occupies a building with roots in 1894, one of the older residential structures in Logan Circle. That history is reflected in the building’s architectural presence — a meaningful distinction in a neighborhood where pre-war fabric remains highly valued.

At 585 square feet, the one-bedroom layout is calibrated for efficient urban living. The floor plan makes deliberate use of every square foot, and the single full bath is cleanly positioned relative to the bedroom.

The HOA structure here is notably inclusive. Water, sewer, trash, snow removal, exterior building maintenance, lawn care, insurance, management fees, and reserve fund contributions are all covered — leaving the owner responsible for relatively little beyond the monthly assessment itself.

Logan Circle sits at the intersection of some of DC’s most active corridors. The 14th Street restaurant and retail strip, the U Street cultural district, and Dupont Circle’s commercial core are all within easy reach, served by multiple Metro lines and a dense network of transit options.

A Building With History
The building at 1615 Q St NW was constructed in 1894, placing it among the older residential structures in Logan Circle. That provenance gives the property a physical character that newer construction in the neighborhood cannot replicate. Historic fabric in this part of NW DC remains a consistent draw for buyers who value architectural authenticity.
Efficient One-Bedroom Layout
The residence offers 585 square feet configured as a one-bedroom, one-bath unit. The layout prioritizes usability, with the bedroom and living areas clearly delineated. For buyers seeking a manageable footprint in one of DC’s most walkable neighborhoods, the scale is well-matched to the location.
Ownership Made Simpler
The monthly HOA covers an unusually broad set of expenses: water, sewer, trash, snow removal, lawn maintenance, exterior building maintenance, insurance, management, and reserve funds. That level of coverage reduces the unpredictability of ownership costs and simplifies the financial picture for buyers accustomed to more limited HOA structures.
Logan Circle’s Central Position
Logan Circle places residents within easy reach of the 14th Street corridor, U Street, and Dupont Circle. Multiple Metro stations are accessible on foot, and the neighborhood’s density of dining, coffee, grocery, and cultural options means most daily needs are met without a car. The location is among the most transit-rich in NW DC.

Residence at a Glance

  • 1-Bedroom / 1-Bath Residence
  • 585 Square Feet
  • Built 1894 — Historic Logan Circle Building
  • HOA Covers Water Sewer Trash Snow and More
  • Walk to Dupont Circle and U Street Metro
  • Priced at $445,350
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All information believed accurate; buyers should independently verify HOA fees, building rules, and all material facts prior to purchase.
Property Features — 1615 Q St NW #1111

585 Square Feet. Historic Building. Comprehensive HOA.

The residence at 1615 Q St NW #1111 combines a manageable one-bedroom footprint with an unusually inclusive HOA structure, set within one of Logan Circle’s older residential buildings. The features below reflect what is known from available data; buyers are encouraged to verify all details directly.

Interior and Layout

  • 585 square feet of interior living space
  • One-bedroom one-bath configuration
  • Building constructed in 1894 — historic residential conversion
  • Efficient floor plan designed for urban living
  • Unit #1111 within the building

Kitchen and Common Areas

  • Kitchen details to be confirmed at showing
  • Building common areas maintained through HOA
  • Exterior building maintenance covered by monthly assessment
  • Lawn and grounds maintenance included in HOA
  • Reserve fund contributions included in HOA structure

Primary Bedroom and Bath

  • One full bath serving the residence
  • Bedroom configuration to be confirmed at showing
  • Building insurance coverage included in HOA
  • Water and sewer utilities covered by monthly HOA assessment
  • Snow removal and trash service included

Outdoor and Building

  • Building exterior maintained through HOA
  • Lawn and grounds care included in monthly assessment
  • Historic 1894 building exterior — architectural character
  • Building management covered by HOA
  • Parking details to be confirmed — not specified in available data

What Sets This Apart

  • One of the older residential buildings in Logan Circle — constructed 1894
  • HOA covers water sewer trash snow removal exterior maintenance and more
  • Walkable to two separate Metro lines serving multiple destinations
  • Priced at $445,350 for a one-bedroom in a prime NW DC location
  • Historic building character unavailable in newer Logan Circle construction
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Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts and HOA details.

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 Mobility
  • Dupont Circle Metro — Red Line — walkable from 1615 Q St NW
  • U Street/Cardozo Metro — Green and Yellow Lines — walkable from the building
  • Multiple Metrobus routes serve the 14th Street and Q Street corridors
  • Bicycle infrastructure throughout Logan Circle and connecting neighborhoods
  • Strong walkability score — most daily errands accessible on foot
Dining and Coffee
  • 14th Street corridor — one of DC's densest concentrations of restaurants and bars
  • Local coffee shops and cafes within the immediate Logan Circle blocks
  • U Street dining district accessible on foot to the north
  • Dupont Circle restaurant row reachable via a short walk or Metro ride
  • Neighborhood grocery and specialty food options nearby
Groceries and Errands
  • Neighborhood grocery options within walking distance
  • Pharmacy and health services accessible in the surrounding blocks
  • Local hardware and home goods retailers nearby
  • Dry cleaning and personal services throughout the corridor
  • Farmers market options seasonally in the Logan Circle area
Parks and Recreation
  • Logan Circle park — a historic green space at the neighborhood's center
  • Meridian Hill/Malcolm X Park accessible to the north
  • Bike lanes and trails connecting to the broader DC trail network
  • Fitness studios and gyms throughout the 14th Street corridor
  • DC's broader park system accessible via transit or on foot

Property Location

About 1615 Q St NW #1111

The residence at 1615 Q St NW #1111 is situated within a building constructed in 1894, one of the older condominium conversions in the Logan Circle submarket. The unit offers 585 square feet in a one-bedroom, one-bath configuration — a footprint that is compact by design and well-suited to the urban context. The building’s age contributes an architectural presence that distinguishes it from the many newer residential projects in the surrounding blocks.

Logan Circle occupies a central position in NW DC, bounded by the energy of the 14th Street corridor to the west and the U Street cultural district to the north. The neighborhood’s Victorian-era row houses and converted apartment buildings give it a physical coherence that newer mixed-use corridors often lack. Local cafes, independent restaurants, grocery options, and neighborhood parks are all within walking distance of 1615 Q St NW.

Daily life from this address is oriented around walkability. The Dupont Circle Metro station on the Red Line and the U Street station on the Green and Yellow Lines are both reachable on foot, providing direct access to downtown DC and beyond. The 14th Street corridor offers a dense concentration of dining and retail, while the broader Logan Circle neighborhood supports a full range of daily errands without requiring a car.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers navigating the Logan Circle and 14th Street corridor condo market. We bring familiarity with the building stock in this part of NW DC — including the nuances of historic conversions, HOA structures, and the resale dynamics that shape pricing in this submarket. If you are considering a residence in Logan Circle or the surrounding neighborhoods, we would welcome the opportunity 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 1615 Q St NW covers a broad set of expenses including water, sewer, trash, snow removal, lawn maintenance, exterior building maintenance, insurance, management, and reserve fund contributions. The specific monthly dollar amount was not available in the listing data and should be confirmed directly with the building management or listing agent prior to making an offer.
The building was constructed in 1894, making it one of the older residential structures in Logan Circle. Buyers considering a historic building should review the reserve fund status, any deferred maintenance disclosures, and the building’s capital improvement history — all of which can be requested through the HOA documents during the due diligence period.
The Dupont Circle Metro station on the Red Line and the U Street/Cardozo station on the Green and Yellow Lines are both accessible on foot from 1615 Q St NW. The two stations provide access to multiple lines, making this address one of the more transit-connected locations in NW DC.
Parking details were not specified in the available listing data for this unit. Buyers who require a parking space should confirm availability and any associated costs directly with the building management, as parking in Logan Circle buildings of this era is often limited or separately deeded.
Logan Circle sits at the intersection of the 14th Street corridor, the U Street district, and Dupont Circle — three of NW DC’s most active commercial and cultural areas. The neighborhood features a mix of historic row houses, converted apartment buildings, local restaurants, cafes, and retail, all within a walkable urban grid.
One-bedroom condos in Logan Circle and the surrounding 14th Street corridor vary considerably based on building age, HOA structure, finishes, and square footage. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales data specific to this building and the broader submarket to help contextualize the asking price relative to current market conditions.
Historic buildings in DC can carry significant character and architectural value, but buyers should conduct thorough due diligence. Reviewing the HOA financial statements, reserve fund adequacy, meeting minutes, and any pending special assessments is essential. A real estate attorney familiar with DC condo law can help interpret the condominium documents before closing.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked with buyers navigating the Logan Circle and 14th Street corridor condo market, including historic building conversions and HOA-intensive properties. Reaching out to a Wardman team member is a good starting point for reviewing comparable sales, understanding the building’s history, and structuring a competitive offer in this submarket.

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