1750 Harvard St NW #6D

Washington, DC 20009

Sold For
$345,000
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Property Highlights

  • 1928 Pre-War Building
  • One Bedroom Layout
  • Columbia Heights NW
  • Close to Metro Access
  • HOA Covers Utilities
  • 512 Square Feet
MLS ID
DCDC430956
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Year Built
1928
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $345,000

1 Bed

1 Bath

512 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1928

Sold Price: $345,000

1 Bed

1 Bath

512 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1928

Executive Summary

Set on Harvard Street NW in the Columbia Heights neighborhood, this one-bedroom residence at 1750 Harvard occupies a 1928 building with the architectural character typical of Washington’s pre-war stock. At 512 square feet, the floor plan is efficient and well-defined. The monthly HOA covers sewer, trash, snow removal, common area maintenance, and reserve contributions, reducing the variable cost burden for the owner. The Columbia Heights corridor places residents within easy reach of the Green and Yellow Line Metro, neighborhood dining, and daily retail.

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1750 Harvard St NW #6D, Washington, DC 20009

Pre-War Character in the Heart of Columbia Heights

The residence at 1750 Harvard St NW #6D occupies a 1928 building on one of Columbia Heights’ most recognizable residential streets. Pre-war construction of this era is defined by solid masonry, generous ceiling profiles, and a sense of permanence that newer buildings rarely replicate. Unit 6D sits on an upper floor, offering separation from street-level activity.

At 512 square feet, the one-bedroom layout is purposeful. The floor plan allocates space efficiently, with a defined bedroom, a full bath, and a living area that functions as both a reception and work space. The building’s HOA structure covers sewer, trash, snow removal, common area maintenance, and reserve funding, which simplifies monthly cost planning for the owner.

Columbia Heights is one of NW Washington’s most connected neighborhoods. The Green and Yellow Line Metro station is close to the Red Line at Glenmont, and the neighborhood’s main commercial corridor along 14th Street NW provides a dense concentration of dining, grocery, and retail options within walking distance. The 1750 Harvard address places residents near that activity while remaining on a quieter residential block.

The Building
The 1928 construction at 1750 Harvard St NW reflects the pre-war residential character that defines much of Columbia Heights. Masonry construction of this period carries a durability and architectural presence that distinguishes it from mid-century and contemporary alternatives. Upper-floor positioning in a building of this scale provides meaningful separation from street noise.
The Floor Plan
Unit 6D offers a one-bedroom, one-bath configuration across 512 square feet. The layout is compact but logically organized, with a distinct bedroom and a living area that accommodates multiple uses. For a buyer prioritizing location and building quality over square footage, this floor plan delivers on both counts.
HOA Structure
The monthly HOA fee covers sewer, trash, snow removal, common area maintenance, and reserve fund contributions. This breadth of coverage reduces the number of variable monthly expenses an owner must manage independently, which is a meaningful practical consideration for a residence at this price point.
The Location
Columbia Heights sits at the intersection of transit access and neighborhood density. The Green and Yellow Line Metro station serves the neighborhood directly, and the 14th Street NW corridor provides walkable access to grocery stores, restaurants, and retail. Harvard Street itself is a tree-lined residential block, offering a quieter setting within an active urban neighborhood.

Residence at a Glance

  • 1928 pre-war masonry construction
  • One bedroom, one full bath
  • 512 square feet
  • Upper-floor unit
  • HOA covers sewer, trash, snow removal and reserves
  • Columbia Heights NW location
  • Green and Yellow Line Metro nearby
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Property Details

A Pre-War Residence with Practical HOA Coverage

Unit 6D at 1750 Harvard St NW combines the architectural character of 1928 construction with a straightforward HOA structure that covers the majority of building-related expenses. The one-bedroom layout is compact and efficient, suited to an owner who prioritizes location, building quality, and cost predictability.

Interior and Layout

  • One-bedroom, one-full-bath configuration
  • 512 square feet of interior space
  • Upper-floor unit with elevated positioning
  • Pre-war building construction from 1928
  • Efficient floor plan with defined bedroom and living area

Kitchen

  • Kitchen area within the 512-square-foot layout
  • Functional configuration suited to the residence scale
  • Details available upon request or at showing

Primary Bedroom and Bath

  • Defined bedroom separate from living area
  • One full bath serving the residence
  • Pre-war ceiling and wall proportions typical of 1928 construction

Outdoor and Building Access

  • Building common areas maintained through HOA
  • Street-level access on Harvard Street NW
  • No private outdoor space noted in available data

What Defines This Residence

  • 1928 masonry construction offers durability uncommon in newer condo stock
  • HOA covers sewer, trash, snow removal, and reserve contributions
  • Upper-floor positioning in a pre-war building on a residential NW block
  • Columbia Heights location provides walkable Metro and retail access
  • Accessible price point for NW Washington pre-war condo inventory
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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
  • Columbia Heights Metro station nearby (Green and Yellow Lines)
  • Multiple Metrobus routes along 14th Street NW
  • Bike lanes and Capital Bikeshare stations in the neighborhood
  • Walkable access to downtown DC corridors
Dining and Coffee
  • Dense concentration of restaurants along 14th Street NW
  • Cafes and coffee shops within walking distance on Irving Street NW
  • Adams Morgan dining scene accessible on foot
  • Neighborhood bars and casual eateries throughout Columbia Heights
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery options within walking distance on 14th Street NW
  • Pharmacy and drugstore retail nearby
  • Neighborhood hardware and home goods stores in the corridor
  • Farmers market access in the broader neighborhood
Parks and Recreation
  • Meridian Hill Park a short walk to the south
  • Neighborhood pocket parks along residential streets
  • Columbia Heights Community Center nearby
  • Rock Creek Park accessible from the neighborhood

Property Location

About 1750 Harvard St NW #6D

The residence at 1750 Harvard St NW #6D is part of a 1928 building that exemplifies the pre-war residential construction common to Columbia Heights and the broader NW quadrant. Buildings of this era were constructed with masonry techniques and proportions that have aged well, and they remain among the more sought-after stock in the neighborhood. Unit 6D’s upper-floor position within the building provides a degree of elevation and quiet that lower units in comparable buildings often lack. The one-bedroom, one-bath configuration across 512 square feet is efficiently arranged for a single-owner occupancy or investment use.

Columbia Heights is one of Washington’s most transit-accessible and commercially active NW neighborhoods. The 14th Street NW corridor anchors the neighborhood’s retail and dining scene, with a concentration of restaurants, cafes, and grocery options within walking distance of Harvard Street. The neighborhood’s street grid connects easily to Adams Morgan to the east and Mount Pleasant to the north, extending the walkable range considerably. Harvard Street itself is a residential block with the tree canopy and building scale typical of the neighborhood’s quieter cross streets.

Day-to-day life from this address is oriented around walkability and transit. The Green and Yellow Line Metro station at Columbia Heights is a short walk, connecting residents to downtown DC and points south without reliance on a car. Neighborhood grocery options, coffee shops, and casual dining are concentrated nearby on 14th Street NW and Irving Street NW. For residents who value an urban, transit-first lifestyle, the Harvard Street address delivers that without requiring a premium price.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with Columbia Heights condos and pre-war residential buildings across NW Washington, advising both buyers and sellers on the nuances of this active resale market. We understand the HOA structures, building histories, and comparable sales that define value in buildings like 1750 Harvard, and we bring that context to every client conversation. If you are evaluating a Columbia Heights condo purchase or considering selling in this submarket, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on what drives value here.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The HOA at 1750 Harvard St NW covers common area maintenance, management, reserve funds, sewer, snow removal, and trash. This is a broad scope of coverage that reduces the number of separately billed expenses an owner must manage. The specific monthly fee amount should be confirmed with the listing agent or HOA documentation.
The building at 1750 Harvard St NW was constructed in 1928, placing it firmly in Washington’s pre-war residential era. Buildings of this type were built with masonry construction techniques that have proven durable over time. A buyer should review the HOA reserve fund study and any available building inspection reports to assess current condition.
The Columbia Heights Metro station, served by the Green and Yellow Lines, is located in the neighborhood and is accessible on foot from Harvard Street NW. This connection provides direct service to downtown DC and the broader Metrorail network. Multiple Metrobus routes along 14th Street NW offer additional transit options.
No parking is noted in the available property data for unit 6D. Buyers who require a dedicated parking space should confirm availability with the listing agent, as some buildings in this area offer parking separately or through waitlists. Street parking and nearby garage options may be available in the neighborhood.
At a display price of 345,000 dollars for 512 square feet, the residence is priced at approximately 674 dollars per square foot. This figure should be evaluated in the context of recent comparable sales in Columbia Heights pre-war condo buildings. A Wardman team member can provide a current comparable sales analysis upon request.
No private outdoor space is noted in the available data for unit 6D. The building’s common areas are maintained through the HOA. Meridian Hill Park and other neighborhood green spaces are accessible on foot from the Harvard Street address.
Columbia Heights offers a combination of transit access, walkable retail, and neighborhood density that is uncommon at this price point in NW Washington. The Green and Yellow Line Metro station, the 14th Street NW commercial corridor, and proximity to Adams Morgan and Mount Pleasant extend the practical range of the neighborhood considerably. Pre-war buildings on residential cross streets like Harvard provide a quieter setting within that active context.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have direct experience with Columbia Heights condos and pre-war NW Washington buildings. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on HOA structures in similar buildings, and advisory on the current resale market. Reach out to start the conversation.

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