229 G St SW #124

Washington, DC 20024

Property Highlights

  • 3-Bedroom SW Row House
  • Assigned Parking Included
  • Pool Access via HOA
  • HOA Covers Utilities
  • 1961 Classic Construction
  • Waterfront District Location
MLS ID
DCDC2017706
Parking
Assigned Parking
Year Built
1961
HOA Fee
229 G St SW #124 — Southwest Washington, DC

A Row House with Full-Service HOA in SW Washington

229 G St SW #124 sits in the Southwest quadrant of Washington, DC — a neighborhood defined by its proximity to the Potomac waterfront, the Wharf development, and the federal core. The row house format, built in 1961, offers a scale and street presence that distinguishes it from high-rise condominium living in the same submarket.

The HOA structure here is notably comprehensive. Water, sewer, trash, snow removal, exterior building maintenance, lawn care, air conditioning, pool access, and reserve fund contributions are all covered — reducing the variable cost burden that often accompanies homeownership. Assigned parking is included in that package.

At 1,344 square feet across three bedrooms and two full baths, the layout provides meaningful living space for this price point in SW DC. The combination of size, parking, and HOA coverage makes this a considered option in a neighborhood that has seen sustained attention from buyers over the past decade.

The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked extensively in the Southwest submarket. Reach out for recent comparable sales and a frank assessment of what this property represents in today’s market.

SW Waterfront Context
The Southwest quadrant occupies a distinctive position in DC’s geography — bordered by the Potomac to the south and the federal campus to the north. The Wharf has reshaped the neighborhood’s retail and dining landscape, and the waterfront remains one of the most accessible in the city. G Street SW sits squarely within that context.
HOA Scope
The HOA at this address covers an unusually wide range of costs. Air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, exterior maintenance, lawn care, pool access, and reserve contributions are all included. For buyers modeling total monthly carrying costs, this structure meaningfully compresses the variable expense line.
Size and Layout
Three bedrooms and two full baths across 1,344 square feet represents a livable footprint for SW DC. The row house format — as opposed to a stacked condominium unit — provides a distinct residential experience, with its own entry and a layout that reads more like a house than an apartment.
Buyer Perspective
Buyers considering this property should understand both the HOA coverage and the broader SW resale market before making a decision. The Wardman Residential team at Compass has advised buyers and sellers in this submarket and can provide current comparables, HOA documentation context, and a candid view of the neighborhood’s trajectory. Reach out to start that conversation.

Property at a Glance

  • 3 Bedrooms / 2 Full Baths
  • 1,344 Square Feet
  • Built 1961
  • Assigned Parking
  • Pool Access Included
  • HOA Covers Water, Sewer, Trash, A/C
  • SW Washington, DC 20024
All information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify HOA fees, coverage terms, and all material facts.
Property Features — 229 G St SW #124

Three Bedrooms, Full HOA Coverage, and Assigned Parking in SW DC

The features at 229 G St SW #124 reflect a row house ownership structure designed to minimize variable costs. The HOA absorbs utilities, maintenance, and amenity access — leaving the buyer with a predictable monthly picture. Three bedrooms, two full baths, and 1,344 square feet complete the profile.

Interior Layout

  • Three bedrooms across 1,344 square feet
  • Two full bathrooms
  • Row house format with individual entry
  • Built in 1961 with mid-century residential construction
  • HOA-covered air conditioning system

Kitchen and Living

  • Interior layout supports distinct living and dining areas
  • Kitchen positioned within a practical row house floor plan
  • Ground-level access consistent with SW row house typology
  • HOA handles exterior maintenance and lawn care

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom within a three-bedroom configuration
  • Two full baths serve the household
  • Layout consistent with 1961-era SW row house design
  • HOA covers building exterior and common area upkeep

Parking and Exterior

  • Assigned parking included in HOA package
  • Exterior building maintenance covered by HOA
  • Front and side lawn care managed by association
  • Snow removal handled through HOA services
  • Pool access available to residents through HOA

What Sets This Apart

  • HOA covers air conditioning — an uncommon inclusion in DC row houses
  • Assigned parking in a quadrant where parking is a genuine premium
  • Utility bundle including water, sewer, and trash reduces monthly variables
  • Row house format offers individual entry and ground-level living
  • SW Waterfront location with Green Line Metro access nearby
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all HOA terms and material facts.

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
  • Southwest Waterfront Metro station on the Green Line
  • L'Enfant Plaza Metro nearby with access to four lines
  • Proximity to I-395 and major federal commuter corridors
  • Water Taxi service accessible from the Wharf waterfront
Dining and Coffee
  • Maine Avenue Fish Market, a DC institution along the waterfront
  • The Wharf dining district with varied restaurant options
  • Local cafes and neighborhood eateries within the SW corridor
  • Waterfront venues with seasonal outdoor seating
Groceries and Services
  • Grocery options accessible via the Wharf and nearby corridors
  • Pharmacies and medical services in the L'Enfant Plaza area
  • DC government services and federal facilities nearby
  • Neighborhood dry cleaners and personal services along SW streets
Parks and Recreation
  • Potomac River waterfront parks and walking paths
  • East Potomac Park and golf course accessible from SW
  • National Mall trail network within easy reach
  • Community pool access included through HOA

Property Location

About 229 G St SW #124

229 G St SW #124 is a 1961-built row house in the Southwest quadrant of Washington, DC, offering three bedrooms, two full baths, and 1,344 square feet of interior space. The property carries an HOA that covers an extensive list of operating costs, including water, sewer, trash, snow removal, exterior maintenance, lawn care, air conditioning, pool access, and reserve fund contributions. Assigned parking is part of the package. The combination of size, parking, and covered utilities positions this as a structurally efficient ownership proposition in SW DC.

The Southwest quadrant of Washington, DC is one of the city’s more geographically coherent neighborhoods — bounded by water on two sides and anchored by a mix of federal institutions, residential streets, and the Wharf waterfront development along Maine Avenue. G Street SW is a residential corridor within that fabric, offering access to the waterfront, the National Mall, and the broader amenities of the Southwest submarket. The neighborhood’s street grid and mid-century residential stock give it a character distinct from other DC quadrants.

Day-to-day life in SW Washington centers on the waterfront and the practical infrastructure that has grown around it. The Wharf brings dining, markets, and live music venues within easy reach, while the Southwest Waterfront Metro station on the Green Line connects residents to the broader city without a car. The row house format — with its own entry and ground-level presence — supports a pace of living that feels residential rather than transient, even in a neighborhood this close to the federal core.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked with buyers and sellers across the Southwest DC submarket, including the mid-century row house communities along G Street and the broader 20024 zip code. We understand the nuances of HOA-governed row house ownership in SW — from reserve fund health to the practical implications of utility-inclusive fee structures. If you are evaluating this property or others like it in Southwest Washington, we would welcome the opportunity to share recent comparables and our perspective on the market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The HOA at 229 G St SW is notably comprehensive. Covered items include water, sewer, trash, snow removal, exterior building maintenance, front and side lawn care, air conditioning, pool access, custodial services, management fees, and reserve fund contributions. Buyers should request the current HOA documents to confirm the monthly fee and any pending assessments.
Yes, assigned parking is included with this property. In the Southwest quadrant of DC, where street parking is limited and garage spaces often carry separate monthly costs, having an assigned space as part of the ownership package is a meaningful practical advantage.
The Southwest Waterfront Metro station on the Green Line is the closest station to G Street SW. L’Enfant Plaza, which provides access to the Green, Yellow, Orange, Blue, and Silver lines, is also nearby. Both options connect residents to the broader DC transit network.
The row house format provides an individual entry at street level and a vertical layout that reads more like a standalone home than a stacked unit. While the property does carry an HOA, the physical experience of a row house — with its own door, its own footprint — is distinct from corridor-access condominium living.
At $705,000 for 1,344 square feet, the price per square foot is approximately $525. Buyers should compare this figure against recent closed sales of similar SW row houses and HOA-governed properties in the 20024 zip code to assess relative value. The Wardman team can provide current comparables on request.
Southwest Washington is a compact, water-adjacent neighborhood with a mix of mid-century residential streets and newer waterfront development. The Wharf along Maine Avenue has added dining, retail, and entertainment options in recent years. The neighborhood sits close to the National Mall and federal campus, giving it a central position within the city.
Buyers should request the full HOA financial package, including the most recent reserve study, meeting minutes, and any pending or approved special assessments. The HOA here covers a wide range of services, which means the reserve fund’s health is particularly important to evaluate before closing.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass can provide recent comparable sales in SW DC, context on HOA-governed row house ownership in the 20024 zip code, and a frank advisory perspective on this property relative to others in the submarket. Reach out directly to begin that conversation.

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