1801 Wyoming Ave NW #43

Washington, DC 20009

Property Highlights

  • 1910 Kalorama Building
  • 837 Square Feet
  • Two Full Baths
  • HOA Covers Water
  • Wyoming Ave NW Address
  • Dupont Circle Proximity
MLS ID
DCDC512344
Parking
Year Built
1910
HOA Fee
1801 Wyoming Ave NW #43, Washington, DC 20009

A Historic Kalorama Address with a Rare Two-Bath Configuration

The residence at 1801 Wyoming Ave NW #43 occupies a building that dates to 1910, placing it among the earliest residential structures in Kalorama — a neighborhood defined by its pre-war architecture and tree-lined streets. At 837 square feet, the floor plan is efficient without feeling constrained, and the two full baths represent a meaningful departure from the single-bath norm at this scale.

The HOA structure here is notably comprehensive. Water, exterior building maintenance, common area upkeep, snow removal, reserve fund contributions, and professional management are all included — reducing the unpredictability of monthly carrying costs for the owner. For a building of this vintage, that coverage reflects sound stewardship.

Wyoming Avenue NW is a quieter residential corridor connecting the energy of Dupont Circle to the west with the density of Adams Morgan to the north. The address places daily conveniences, dining, and transit within easy reach on foot, while the street itself retains the residential character that defines Kalorama.

At $640,000, this residence competes in a segment of the NW condo market where two full baths and a historic address are rarely found together at this square footage. Buyers weighing pre-war character against newer construction will find this a compelling point of comparison.

The Building
The 1910 building at 1801 Wyoming Ave NW carries the architectural character typical of Kalorama’s early residential stock. Pre-war construction of this era is associated with solid masonry, generous ceiling profiles, and a building scale that feels proportionate to its surroundings. Unit 43 sits within that context, benefiting from the building’s established presence on the block.
HOA Coverage
The monthly HOA fee covers water, exterior building maintenance, common area upkeep, snow removal, reserve funds, and professional management. For a building constructed in 1910, comprehensive exterior and reserve coverage is a meaningful indicator of how the property is being managed over time. Buyers should request the current reserve study and financials during due diligence.
The Street and Setting
Wyoming Avenue NW runs through the heart of Kalorama, offering a residential pace while remaining walkable to the Connecticut Avenue and 18th Street corridors. The Dupont Circle Metro station is accessible on foot, and the neighborhood’s proximity to Adams Morgan adds a range of dining and retail options without requiring a car.
Market Position
Two full baths in an 837-square-foot, one-bedroom residence is a structural distinction that is genuinely uncommon in the NW condo market. At $640,000, the residence is priced within the range of comparable pre-war Kalorama and Dupont Circle condos, but the bath configuration and HOA breadth differentiate it from many alternatives at similar price points.

Residence at a Glance

  • 1-bedroom, 2-full-bath configuration
  • 837 square feet of interior space
  • Built in 1910 — historic Kalorama building
  • HOA includes water, exterior maintenance, snow removal
  • Professional management and reserve fund contributions included
  • Walkable to Dupont Circle Metro
  • Priced at $640,000
All information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify square footage, HOA terms, and all material facts.
Property Details — 1801 Wyoming Ave NW #43

One Bedroom. Two Full Baths. A Century of Kalorama Character.

The residence combines an efficient 837-square-foot layout with a two-bath configuration that is uncommon at this scale. The 1910 building provides the structural and architectural context of Kalorama’s pre-war residential stock, while the HOA structure covers the core carrying-cost variables that matter most in a building of this vintage.

Interior and Layout

  • 837 square feet of interior living space
  • One-bedroom floor plan with two full baths
  • Pre-war building construction dating to 1910
  • Historic Kalorama building with masonry construction
  • Unit #43 within an established residential building

Kitchen

  • Kitchen details to be confirmed during showing
  • Layout consistent with pre-war residential renovation patterns
  • Buyers should verify appliance specifications and finishes on-site

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom within a one-bedroom floor plan
  • Two full baths serve the residence — configuration to be confirmed on-site
  • Buyers should verify closet and storage details during showing

Outdoor Space

  • No outdoor space confirmed in available listing data
  • Building common areas may include shared outdoor access — verify with HOA
  • Wyoming Avenue NW streetscape provides immediate pedestrian access

What Sets This Apart

  • Two full baths in an 837-square-foot residence is structurally rare in the NW condo market
  • Built in 1910 — genuine pre-war character in one of DC's most architecturally intact neighborhoods
  • HOA covers water, exterior maintenance, snow removal, and reserve funds — broad coverage for a historic building
  • Wyoming Avenue NW address places the residence at the center of Kalorama's residential core
  • Walkable to both Dupont Circle Metro and the 18th Street Adams Morgan corridor
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts and HOA terms.

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 accessible on foot (Red Line)
  • Adams Morgan and Connecticut Ave bus corridors nearby
  • Bicycle-friendly streets connecting to the broader NW grid
  • Reagan National and Dulles airports reachable via Metro and highway
Dining and Coffee
  • 18th Street NW corridor in Adams Morgan — dense concentration of restaurants and bars
  • Connecticut Avenue through Dupont Circle — cafes, wine bars, and established dining
  • Local coffee shops within walking distance along the Wyoming Ave and Calvert St corridors
  • Sunday farmers market at Dupont Circle within walking distance
Grocery and Retail
  • Whole Foods Market on P Street NW in Dupont Circle
  • Trader Joe's accessible via Connecticut Avenue
  • CVS and pharmacy options along Connecticut Ave and 18th Street
  • Neighborhood hardware and specialty retail in Dupont Circle
Parks and Recreation
  • Rock Creek Park trail access to the west
  • Mitchell Park in Dupont Circle neighborhood
  • Montrose Park and Dumbarton Oaks accessible via a short trip
  • Bicycle lanes and pedestrian paths throughout Kalorama and Dupont

Property Location

About 1801 Wyoming Ave NW #43

The residence at 1801 Wyoming Ave NW #43 is a one-bedroom, two-bath condo within a building constructed in 1910 — one of the older residential structures in Kalorama. The 837-square-foot floor plan accommodates two full baths, a configuration that is notably rare at this size in the NW market. Pre-war buildings of this vintage in Kalorama are characterized by masonry construction and a building scale that has remained consistent with the neighborhood’s residential character for over a century.

Kalorama is one of NW Washington’s most architecturally intact neighborhoods, defined by its early-twentieth-century residential buildings, embassies, and tree-lined streets. Wyoming Avenue NW sits at the neighborhood’s core, connecting Dupont Circle to the southwest with Adams Morgan to the northeast. The surrounding blocks offer walkable access to the Connecticut Avenue commercial corridor, the 18th Street dining and retail strip, and Rock Creek Park to the west.

Daily life at this address is oriented around walkability. The Dupont Circle Metro station is reachable on foot, providing access to the Red Line and the broader Metrorail network. The 18th Street corridor in Adams Morgan and the Connecticut Avenue stretch through Dupont Circle together offer a wide range of dining, coffee, grocery, and retail options within a short walk. The neighborhood’s residential streets provide a quieter counterpoint to those commercial corridors.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers navigating the Kalorama and Dupont Circle condo market, including pre-war buildings along Wyoming Avenue and the surrounding NW corridors. We understand the nuances of historic building due diligence — reserve fund health, HOA governance, and the structural considerations unique to early-twentieth-century construction in DC. If you are evaluating this residence or similar NW condo opportunities, we would welcome the conversation and are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the submarket.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

In the NW Washington condo market, one-bedroom residences at or below 900 square feet almost universally offer a single full bath. Two full baths at this scale represent a structural distinction that is difficult to find, and it meaningfully expands the functional utility of the floor plan for owners who use the second bath as a dedicated guest or secondary space.
The HOA includes water, exterior building maintenance, common area upkeep, snow removal, reserve fund contributions, and professional management. This is a notably comprehensive package for a building of this vintage. Buyers should request the current HOA financials, reserve study, and meeting minutes during due diligence to assess the fund’s health.
The building was constructed in 1910, making it over 110 years old. Pre-war masonry buildings in Kalorama are generally well-regarded for their construction quality, but buyers should conduct thorough due diligence on the building’s mechanical systems, reserve fund adequacy, and any deferred maintenance. A professional inspection and review of HOA documents are strongly recommended.
Parking is not confirmed in the available listing data for this residence. Buyers who require dedicated parking should verify availability directly with the building management or HOA, and should also evaluate the neighborhood’s street parking conditions and proximity to nearby parking facilities.
The address is highly walkable by DC standards. The Dupont Circle Metro station is reachable on foot, and the 18th Street corridor in Adams Morgan and Connecticut Avenue through Dupont Circle are both within walking distance. Daily errands, dining, and transit are all accessible without a car from this location.
At $640,000, this residence competes with a range of pre-war and mid-century condos in Kalorama, Dupont Circle, and Adams Morgan. The two-bath configuration at 837 square feet is a differentiating factor. Buyers comparing options in this submarket should weigh HOA coverage breadth, building age, and floor plan utility alongside price per square foot.
No private outdoor space is confirmed in the available listing data. The building may offer shared common areas or courtyard access — buyers should verify this directly with the HOA or building management. The immediate streetscape on Wyoming Avenue NW provides pedestrian access to nearby parks and green space.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have direct experience with pre-war condo buildings in Kalorama and the broader NW submarket. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on HOA health indicators to review during due diligence, and an informed perspective on how this residence positions relative to current inventory. Reach out to start the conversation.

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