1736 18th St NW #202

Washington, DC 20009

Sold For
$385,500
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Property Highlights

  • 1925 Historic Building
  • Adams Morgan Location
  • One Bedroom Layout
  • Low Monthly HOA
  • Water Sewer Included
  • 18th Street Corridor
MLS ID
DCDC501704
Parking
Year Built
1925
HOA Fee
$253.00

Property Details

Sold Price: $385,500

1 Bed

1 Bath

457 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1925

Sold Price: $385,500

1 Bed

1 Bath

457 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1925

Executive Summary

Located at 1736 18th St NW in Washington’s Adams Morgan neighborhood, this one-bedroom residence offers 457 square feet of thoughtfully contained living space in a building dating to 1925. Priced at $385,500, the residence carries a monthly HOA fee of $253 that covers common area maintenance, sewer, and water. The Red Line’s Woodley Park and Columbia Heights Metro stations are both within comfortable walking distance, placing the full breadth of the city within easy reach.

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Adams Morgan, Washington DC

A Classic NW Residence on 18th Street

The residence at 1736 18th St NW #202 occupies a 1925 building on one of NW Washington’s most recognized commercial and residential corridors. At 457 square feet, the one-bedroom layout is compact by design — a format well suited to the urban fabric of Adams Morgan, where proximity to the city’s offerings is the primary value proposition.

The monthly HOA fee of $253 covers common area maintenance, sewer, and water, reducing the variable cost burden that often accompanies urban condo ownership. The building’s age lends it a character that newer construction in the corridor cannot replicate, with architectural details typical of early twentieth-century Washington residential stock.

18th Street NW serves as the neighborhood’s primary artery, lined with independent restaurants, coffee shops, and retail that have defined Adams Morgan’s identity for decades. Multiple transit options connect this address to the broader Metro system, making car-free living a practical choice for residents of this building.

The Building
Built in 1925, the building at 1736 18th St NW carries nearly a century of architectural presence on one of NW Washington’s most active residential streets. The structure reflects the pre-war construction quality that distinguishes Adams Morgan’s older residential stock from more recent development in the area.
HOA Structure
The monthly HOA fee of $253 includes common area maintenance, sewer, and water. For a one-bedroom residence priced at $385,500, this fee structure keeps carrying costs predictable and covers utilities that buyers in newer buildings often pay separately.
The Corridor
18th Street NW anchors Adams Morgan’s commercial identity, offering an established mix of independent dining, nightlife, and neighborhood retail within steps of the building. The street’s density of options is a defining feature of daily life at this address.
Transit Access
The Woodley Park-Zoo and Columbia Heights Metro stations both serve this address, providing Red and Green Line access to downtown DC and beyond. Bus service along 18th Street and Columbia Road further extends connectivity for residents who prefer not to drive.

Residence at a Glance

  • 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath
  • 457 Square Feet
  • Built 1925
  • $253/Month HOA
  • HOA Covers Water and Sewer
  • Adams Morgan NW
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Property Features

457 Square Feet in a 1925 Adams Morgan Building

The residence at 1736 18th St NW #202 offers a one-bedroom, one-bath layout in a pre-war building on one of NW Washington’s most active residential corridors. The HOA fee covers water, sewer, and common area maintenance, and the building’s 1925 construction places it among the older residential stock in Adams Morgan.

Interior and Layout

  • 457 square feet of interior living space
  • One-bedroom layout with one full bath
  • Pre-war building construction from 1925
  • Unit 202 on the second floor

Kitchen and Common Areas

  • Kitchen within the one-bedroom floor plan
  • Common areas maintained through HOA
  • Building common spaces reflecting 1925 construction character

Primary Bedroom

  • Dedicated bedroom within the 457-square-foot layout
  • One full bath serving the residence
  • Pre-war building context with established residential character

Outdoor and Building Access

  • 18th Street NW frontage with direct neighborhood access
  • Adams Morgan streetscape and corridor immediately outside
  • Proximity to Meridian Hill Park and Rock Creek Park

What Sets This Apart

  • Pre-war 1925 construction on one of NW DC's most recognized corridors
  • HOA fee covers water and sewer — reducing variable monthly costs
  • Adams Morgan address with Red and Green Line Metro access
  • Entry-level price point for the 18th Street NW condo market
  • Established building character that newer construction cannot replicate
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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
  • Woodley Park-Zoo Metro station nearby on the Red Line
  • Columbia Heights Metro station nearby on the Green and Yellow Lines
  • Multiple bus routes along 18th Street NW and Columbia Road
  • Central NW location with access to Rock Creek Park trail network
Dining and Coffee
  • 18th Street NW corridor with established independent restaurants
  • Columbia Road dining and international food options
  • Neighborhood coffee shops within walking distance
  • Adams Morgan bar and nightlife scene steps from the building
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options along Columbia Road and 18th Street
  • Pharmacy and convenience retail on the 18th Street corridor
  • Adams Morgan farmers market and local specialty shops nearby
  • Dupont Circle retail district accessible via short transit ride
Parks and Recreation
  • Meridian Hill Park within the Adams Morgan neighborhood
  • Rock Creek Park trail access from the NW corridor
  • Malcolm X Park open lawn and fountain area nearby
  • Neighborhood recreational amenities along 16th Street NW

Property Location

About 1736 18th St NW #202

The residence at 1736 18th St NW #202 is a one-bedroom, one-bath unit spanning 457 square feet in a 1925 building in Adams Morgan. The building’s pre-war construction gives it a solidity and character that newer mid-rise development in the neighborhood does not replicate. A monthly HOA fee of $253 covers common area maintenance, sewer, and water, providing a clear and contained cost structure for ownership.

Adams Morgan occupies a central position in NW Washington, bounded by Woodley Park to the north, Columbia Heights to the east, and Dupont Circle to the south. The neighborhood’s 18th Street corridor is one of the city’s most established independent dining and retail destinations, with a density of options that has remained consistent for decades. Columbia Road intersects 18th Street at the neighborhood’s commercial core, adding a second axis of walkable amenities within easy reach of this address.

Daily life at this address is oriented around walkability and transit access. The Red Line at Woodley Park-Zoo and the Green Line at Columbia Heights both sit within walking distance, connecting residents to downtown DC, the U Street corridor, and points beyond. The concentration of coffee shops, markets, and restaurants along 18th Street means that most routine errands and social occasions are accessible without a car.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers navigating the Adams Morgan and Dupont Circle condo markets, including the pre-war residential buildings that define this stretch of 18th Street NW. We understand the nuances of smaller-format urban residences in NW DC — from HOA financial health to building age considerations — and bring that perspective to every buyer engagement. If you are exploring one-bedroom condos in Adams Morgan or the surrounding NW neighborhoods, reach out and we would be glad to share recent comparables and our view of the current market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The monthly HOA fee of $253 covers common area maintenance, sewer, and water. This fee structure reduces the number of variable utility bills a resident manages separately, which is a practical advantage in a smaller urban residence. Buyers should review the HOA financials and reserve fund as part of their due diligence.
The building was constructed in 1925, making it part of Adams Morgan’s pre-war residential stock. Older buildings of this era often carry architectural character not found in newer construction, but buyers should commission a thorough inspection and review the building’s maintenance history and reserve fund documentation before proceeding.
The Woodley Park-Zoo Metro station on the Red Line and the Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines are both within walking distance of 1736 18th St NW. This dual-line access is a meaningful advantage for residents commuting to different parts of the city.
Parking is not listed as included with this residence. Buyers who require a dedicated parking space should inquire directly about availability within the building or explore nearby monthly parking options in the Adams Morgan neighborhood.
At $385,500 for 457 square feet, the residence is priced at approximately $844 per square foot. Buyers should review recent comparable sales in Adams Morgan and the surrounding NW corridors to contextualize this figure within the current market.
Adams Morgan is one of NW Washington’s most established urban neighborhoods, centered on the 18th Street and Columbia Road corridors. The area offers a dense mix of independent restaurants, coffee shops, and retail, along with access to Meridian Hill Park and Rock Creek Park.
No private outdoor space is listed for this residence. The immediate neighborhood provides access to Meridian Hill Park and the broader Adams Morgan streetscape, which serve as the primary outdoor amenity for residents of this building.
A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales in Adams Morgan, context on the pre-war condo segment in NW DC, and guidance on HOA due diligence for buildings of this age. Reach out to the Wardman Residential team at Compass to begin the conversation.

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