1725 New Hampshire Ave NW #605

Washington, DC 20009

Sold For
$450,000
Neighborhood: Dupont Circle · Explore Dupont Circle homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • 1936 Pre-War Building
  • Sixth Floor Residence
  • 1BR Plus Half Bath
  • Dupont Circle Location
  • Red Line Metro Access
  • Water Included in HOA
MLS ID
DCDC503002
Parking
Year Built
1936
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $450,000

1 Bed

2 Bath

650 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1936

Sold Price: $450,000

1 Bed

2 Bath

650 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1936

Executive Summary

Set on the sixth floor of a 1936 pre-war building along New Hampshire Avenue NW, this one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath residence offers 650 square feet in one of Washington’s most walkable corridors. The Dupont Circle neighborhood provides immediate access to the Red Line, a dense retail and dining streetscape, and the cultural amenities that define central NW. HOA coverage includes water and trash. At $450,000, the residence represents a considered entry into a submarket with enduring demand.

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1725 New Hampshire Ave NW #605, Washington, DC 20009

Pre-War Character in the Heart of Dupont Circle

The residence at 1725 New Hampshire Ave NW #605 occupies the sixth floor of a building constructed in 1936, a period when Dupont Circle’s architectural identity was being firmly established. At 650 square feet, the one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath layout is efficiently scaled for central NW living, with HOA dues covering water and trash.

New Hampshire Avenue is one of the defining corridors of the Dupont Circle neighborhood, connecting residents to the Red Line, Connecticut Avenue’s retail spine, and the circle itself. The building’s pre-war provenance gives it a structural and aesthetic character that newer construction in the area does not replicate.

The asking price of $450,000 positions this residence competitively within the Dupont Circle condo market, where pre-war inventory at this address commands consistent attention from buyers seeking proximity to transit and the neighborhood’s established amenities.

The Building
Constructed in 1936, 1725 New Hampshire Ave NW is a pre-war building whose architecture reflects the craftsmanship of mid-century Washington. The sixth-floor position offers separation from street-level activity while remaining accessible. Buildings of this era in Dupont Circle carry a character that defines the neighborhood’s residential fabric.
The Location
New Hampshire Avenue NW runs through the core of Dupont Circle, one of the most transit-connected and walkable neighborhoods in the District. The Red Line at Dupont Circle station is close at hand, and Connecticut Avenue’s concentration of dining, retail, and services is immediately accessible on foot.
The Layout
The residence offers one bedroom, one full bath, and one half bath across 650 square feet. The layout is well-suited to the scale of the building and the neighborhood. HOA coverage includes water and trash, reducing the variable cost burden for the owner.
The Value
At $450,000, this residence enters the Dupont Circle market at a price point that reflects both the building’s pre-war character and the neighborhood’s sustained demand. Comparable pre-war one-bedroom condos along the New Hampshire and Connecticut Avenue corridors have maintained strong resale activity, making this a considered acquisition in a supply-constrained submarket.

Residence at a Glance

  • 1 Bedroom / 1.5 Baths
  • 650 Square Feet
  • 6th Floor Pre-War Building
  • Built 1936
  • HOA Includes Water and Trash
  • Dupont Circle NW
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Property Features

Pre-War Construction. Central NW Address. Efficient Layout.

The residence at 1725 New Hampshire Ave NW #605 combines the structural character of 1936 construction with the locational advantages of Dupont Circle. The one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath configuration across 650 square feet is designed for efficient use of space in one of Washington’s most walkable neighborhoods.

Interior and Layout

  • 650 square feet across one bedroom and 1.5 baths
  • Sixth-floor position within a pre-war building
  • One full bath and one half bath
  • Pre-war construction dating to 1936
  • HOA includes water and trash

Kitchen

  • Kitchen within a 650-square-foot pre-war floor plan
  • Layout consistent with 1936 building design
  • Connected to the main living area

Primary Bedroom

  • One-bedroom configuration on the sixth floor
  • Pre-war building proportions and ceiling detail
  • Full bath associated with the primary bedroom

Outdoor Access

  • Sixth-floor elevation above street level
  • Dupont Circle park within walking distance
  • Rock Creek Park accessible from the neighborhood

What Sets This Apart

  • Pre-war 1936 construction on a defining Dupont Circle avenue
  • Sixth-floor position in a building with enduring architectural character
  • Half bath adds practical utility uncommon in 650-square-foot condos
  • Red Line access from one of DC's most walkable neighborhoods
  • HOA covers water and trash for predictable monthly costs
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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
  • Dupont Circle Metro Station on the Red Line
  • Multiple Metrobus routes along Connecticut Ave NW
  • Bicycle infrastructure along New Hampshire Ave NW
  • Walking distance to downtown DC corridors
Dining and Coffee
  • Connecticut Avenue NW dining and cafe corridor
  • 17th Street NW restaurant and bar strip
  • Dupont Circle farmers market (seasonal)
  • Neighborhood coffee shops within walking distance
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery options along Connecticut Ave NW
  • Pharmacy and health services nearby
  • Dry cleaning and personal services in the corridor
  • Hardware and home goods accessible on foot
Parks and Recreation
  • Dupont Circle park and fountain
  • Mitchell Park nearby
  • Rock Creek Park accessible from the neighborhood
  • Neighborhood fitness studios and gyms

Property Location

About 1725 New Hampshire Ave NW #605

The residence at 1725 New Hampshire Ave NW #605 is a sixth-floor one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath condo in a pre-war building dating to 1936. At 650 square feet, the layout is compact and purposeful, consistent with the building’s original design intent. HOA coverage includes water and trash, providing a degree of predictability in monthly carrying costs.

Dupont Circle NW is among the most established residential neighborhoods in Washington, anchored by the circle itself, the Red Line station, and Connecticut Avenue’s commercial corridor. New Hampshire Avenue runs diagonally through the neighborhood, offering residents direct pedestrian access to the circle, local cafes, grocery options, and cultural institutions. The density of walkable amenities in this corridor is among the highest in the District.

Daily life at this address is oriented around the walkable grid of central NW. The Red Line provides rapid access to downtown DC, Bethesda, and points along the corridor. Connecticut Avenue and 17th Street NW offer a concentration of dining, coffee, and retail within a short walk. The neighborhood’s mix of embassies, independent businesses, and green space gives New Hampshire Avenue a distinct residential character.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers navigating the Dupont Circle condo market, including pre-war inventory along the New Hampshire and Connecticut Avenue corridors. We understand the nuances of this submarket — building-by-building resale patterns, HOA structures, and how pre-war residences are priced relative to newer construction nearby. If you are considering a condo in Dupont Circle or the broader central NW market, reach out — we would be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on current conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The HOA at 1725 New Hampshire Ave NW covers water and trash. Buyers should request the current monthly fee amount and a full copy of the HOA documents, including any special assessments, reserve fund status, and building rules, prior to going under contract.
Parking is not listed as included with this residence. Buyers who require a parking space should inquire with the building about rental or purchase options within the garage or nearby facilities. The neighborhood’s walkability and Red Line access reduce the practical need for a vehicle for many residents.
At $450,000 for 650 square feet in a pre-war building on New Hampshire Avenue NW, this residence is priced within the range of comparable one-bedroom condos in Dupont Circle. Pre-war inventory in this corridor tends to hold value due to limited supply and consistent buyer demand. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales on request.
The Dupont Circle Metro station on the Red Line is within walking distance of 1725 New Hampshire Ave NW. Multiple Metrobus routes serve Connecticut Avenue and the surrounding streets. The neighborhood’s walkability score is among the highest in the District, reducing reliance on a personal vehicle.
The building was constructed in 1936, placing it in the pre-war category that defines much of Dupont Circle’s residential character. Buyers should review the HOA’s reserve fund study and any recent capital improvement records to assess the building’s current physical condition and anticipated maintenance costs.
Building amenities are not specified in the available listing information. Buyers should ask the listing agent or HOA directly about common areas, laundry facilities, storage, and any other shared amenities. Pre-war buildings in this neighborhood vary considerably in the amenities they offer.
Dupont Circle NW offers a combination of Red Line transit access, walkable retail and dining, and a dense concentration of cultural and civic institutions. The neighborhood’s pre-war residential stock is supply-constrained, which has historically supported resale activity. It is one of the most established condo submarkets in Washington.
A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales in the Dupont Circle condo market, context on this specific building’s resale history, and guidance on structuring an offer. Reach out to the Wardman Residential team at Compass to schedule a showing or request a buyer advisory consultation.

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