1711 Massachusetts Ave NW #825

Washington, DC 20036

Property Highlights

  • Dupont Circle Location
  • Utilities Included HOA
  • 1950 Classic Building
  • 529 Square Feet
  • One Bedroom Layout
  • NW Corridor Access
MLS ID
DCDC2221238
Parking
Year Built
1950
HOA Fee
1711 Massachusetts Ave NW #825, Washington, DC 20036

A Classic NW Residence in the Dupont Circle Corridor

Unit 825 at 1711 Massachusetts Ave NW is a one-bedroom residence positioned along one of Washington’s most storied avenues. The building, constructed in 1950, carries the architectural character of mid-century DC — a period when Massachusetts Avenue NW was already firmly established as a premier address in the city.

At 529 square feet, the floor plan is compact and purposeful. The monthly HOA fee encompasses electricity, gas, heat, sewer, trash, and water, which meaningfully simplifies the monthly cost picture for buyers comparing this residence against other options in the submarket.

The Dupont Circle neighborhood surrounds the building with walkable access to dining, retail, cultural institutions, and the Red Line Metro. Massachusetts Avenue itself connects directly to Embassy Row, Kalorama, and the broader NW corridor — making this address as convenient as it is historically grounded.

At $275,000, this residence offers a well-located entry point into a neighborhood where demand for well-priced inventory has remained consistent. The all-inclusive HOA structure adds a layer of financial predictability that distinguishes this residence from many comparable listings.

The Building
The building at 1711 Massachusetts Ave NW dates to 1950 and reflects the mid-century residential character that defines much of this stretch of NW Washington. Its address on Massachusetts Avenue places it within one of the city’s most recognized corridors, connecting Dupont Circle to Embassy Row and beyond.
The Floor Plan
The residence spans 529 square feet in a one-bedroom configuration. The layout is efficient and well-suited to the scale of the building. The HOA fee covers all major utilities — electricity, gas, heat, sewer, trash, and water — reducing the variable costs a buyer would otherwise carry month to month.
The Neighborhood
Dupont Circle is among Washington’s most walkable neighborhoods, with a dense concentration of restaurants, cafes, bookshops, and cultural venues within easy reach. The Red Line Metro at Dupont Circle provides direct access to downtown DC and points north and south along the corridor.
The Value Case
Priced at $275,000 with a utility-inclusive HOA, this residence competes favorably against other one-bedroom options in the immediate area. Buyers seeking a foothold in Dupont Circle with predictable monthly costs will find the all-in structure here worth close examination.

Residence at a Glance

  • 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath
  • 529 Square Feet
  • Built 1950
  • All Utilities Included in HOA
  • Dupont Circle NW
  • Priced at $275,000
All information believed accurate; buyers should independently verify HOA fees, utility inclusions, and building policies.
Unit 825 — 1711 Massachusetts Ave NW

Efficient Layout. All-Inclusive HOA. Prime NW Address.

Unit 825 combines a manageable one-bedroom floor plan with an HOA structure that covers all major utilities, set within a 1950 building on one of Washington’s most recognized avenues. The residence is priced at $275,000 and offers a straightforward ownership profile for buyers focused on the Dupont Circle submarket.

Interior and Layout

  • 529 square feet of living space
  • One-bedroom floor plan
  • One full bath
  • Built in 1950 with mid-century building character
  • Residence on the 8th floor

Kitchen

  • Kitchen details to be confirmed at showing
  • Layout consistent with mid-century DC residential construction
  • Buyers are encouraged to verify finishes and appliances in person

Primary Bedroom

  • One dedicated bedroom within the 529-square-foot layout
  • Room dimensions to be confirmed at showing
  • Building's 1950 construction provides solid masonry structure

Outdoor Space

  • No private outdoor space noted for this unit
  • Dupont Circle park is accessible on foot from the building
  • Rock Creek Park provides broader outdoor recreation nearby

What Sets This Apart

  • All major utilities included in HOA — electricity gas heat sewer trash and water
  • Massachusetts Avenue NW address in the Dupont Circle corridor
  • 1950 masonry building with established residential character
  • Priced at $275,000 with a simplified all-in monthly cost structure
  • Red Line Metro access within walking distance of the building
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all HOA fees, inclusions, and building policies.

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
  • Dupont Circle Metro Station on the Red Line is nearby
  • Multiple Metrobus routes serve Massachusetts Ave NW
  • Bicycle-friendly streets connect to the broader DC trail network
  • Walking distance to Connecticut Ave NW retail and transit corridor
Dining and Coffee
  • Dupont Circle neighborhood offers a dense concentration of independent restaurants
  • Multiple coffee shops and cafes within the immediate walkable radius
  • Connecticut Avenue NW dining corridor is close by
  • Neighborhood bars and wine bars are well represented in the area
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options are accessible on foot
  • Pharmacies and convenience retail are nearby on Connecticut Ave NW
  • Dupont Circle Farmers Market operates seasonally at the circle
  • Dry cleaning and personal services are available in the surrounding blocks
Parks and Recreation
  • Dupont Circle park and fountain provide a central green gathering space
  • Rock Creek Park is accessible from the NW corridor
  • Neighborhood streets are walkable and bikeable year-round
  • The National Mall and its open spaces are reachable via Metro

Property Location

About 1711 Massachusetts Ave NW #825

The residence at 1711 Massachusetts Ave NW, Unit 825, is a one-bedroom, one-bath condo spanning 529 square feet in a building constructed in 1950. The building’s Massachusetts Avenue address situates it at the intersection of Dupont Circle and Embassy Row — one of the most historically significant stretches of NW Washington. The monthly HOA fee covers electricity, gas, heat, sewer, trash, and water, which consolidates the majority of a resident’s utility obligations into a single predictable line item.

Dupont Circle is one of Washington’s most established and walkable urban neighborhoods, anchored by the historic circle at Connecticut and Massachusetts Avenues NW. The surrounding blocks offer a dense mix of independent restaurants, coffee shops, bookstores, and galleries, along with proximity to the Phillips Collection and the broader cultural fabric of NW DC. Massachusetts Avenue itself extends northwest through Kalorama and Embassy Row, providing a direct residential and civic corridor that few DC addresses can match.

Day-to-day life at this address is oriented around walkability and transit access. The Dupont Circle Metro station on the Red Line is close by, connecting residents to downtown DC, Bethesda, and the broader Metro system. The neighborhood’s street-level retail and dining scene means that most daily needs — groceries, coffee, dining, and services — are accessible without a car. The all-utilities-included HOA structure further simplifies the ownership experience, removing the variability of individual utility accounts.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers navigating the Dupont Circle and Massachusetts Avenue NW condo market. We understand the nuances of this submarket — from building-specific HOA structures to how all-inclusive fee arrangements affect net purchasing power relative to comparable listings. If you are considering a one-bedroom residence in Dupont Circle or the broader NW corridor, we would welcome the opportunity 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 monthly HOA fee at 1711 Massachusetts Ave NW covers electricity, gas, heat, sewer, trash, and water. This all-inclusive structure is relatively uncommon among DC condos and meaningfully reduces the variable monthly costs a buyer would otherwise manage separately. Buyers should confirm the current fee amount directly with the building management.
The building at 1711 Massachusetts Ave NW was constructed in 1950, placing it among the mid-century residential buildings that define much of this stretch of NW Washington. Masonry construction of this era typically offers solid sound attenuation and durable building envelopes. Buyers should review the building’s reserve study and maintenance history as part of their due diligence.
The Dupont Circle Metro station on the Red Line is within walking distance of the building. The Red Line provides direct service to downtown DC, Bethesda, and Silver Spring, among other destinations. Buyers should confirm the exact walking route and time based on their own assessment.
No parking is noted in the available information for Unit 825. Buyers who require a dedicated parking space should inquire directly with the building about garage availability, rental options, or nearby monthly parking facilities. The neighborhood’s walkability and Metro access make car-free living a practical option for many residents.
Dupont Circle is consistently ranked among Washington’s most walkable neighborhoods, with a dense concentration of dining, retail, grocery, and service options accessible on foot. Connecticut Avenue NW and the circle itself serve as the neighborhood’s commercial spine. The combination of walkability and Red Line access makes this address well-suited to residents who prefer to minimize car dependence.
When a condo’s HOA fee covers electricity, gas, heat, sewer, trash, and water, the effective monthly cost of ownership is more predictable than in buildings where utilities are paid separately. Buyers should calculate the total monthly obligation — mortgage principal and interest plus the HOA fee — and compare it against listings where utilities are billed individually. This structure can represent meaningful value depending on usage patterns.
Buildings of this era in DC are typically masonry construction, which offers durability but may also carry deferred maintenance considerations depending on the building’s reserve funding. Buyers should request the most recent reserve study, board meeting minutes, and financial statements as part of their due diligence. A thorough review of the condo documents — including any pending special assessments — is strongly recommended before making an offer.
A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales in the Dupont Circle condo market, context on how all-inclusive HOA buildings are priced relative to their peers, and guidance through the offer and due diligence process. The team’s familiarity with NW Washington condos allows buyers to move with confidence in a competitive submarket. Reach out to schedule a showing or to request a comparative market analysis.

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