2500 Q St NW #330

Washington, DC 20007

Property Highlights

  • Georgetown NW Location
  • All-Utilities HOA Included
  • On-Site Rental Parking
  • 1942 Classic Building
  • 544 Sq Ft Layout
  • Walkable Village Setting
MLS ID
DCDC488926
Parking
On-Site Rental Parking
Year Built
1942
HOA Fee
Georgetown, Washington DC

A Georgetown Address with All-Inclusive HOA Coverage

Residence 330 at 2500 Q Street Condominiums sits in the heart of Georgetown NW, one of Washington’s most recognized and enduring urban neighborhoods. The building, constructed in 1942, carries the architectural continuity that defines this part of the city.

The HOA fee structure at 2500 Q Street is notably comprehensive, covering electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, exterior building maintenance, lawn care, snow removal, insurance, management, and reserve funds. For a buyer weighing total monthly housing costs, this level of inclusion materially changes the calculus.

On-site rental parking is available — a practical asset in a neighborhood where street parking is consistently limited. The 544-square-foot floor plan is efficiently scaled for a one-bedroom residence, with the surrounding neighborhood providing the living space that the unit’s footprint does not need to replicate.

Georgetown’s retail corridors, waterfront, and green spaces are accessible on foot, and multiple bus lines connect the neighborhood to the broader DC transit network.

The Building
The 2500 Q Street Condominiums is a mid-century building dating to 1942, situated on a residential stretch of Q Street NW in Georgetown. The structure reflects the neighborhood’s characteristic architectural scale, and the HOA maintains exterior and common areas as part of its standard fee structure.
HOA Coverage
The monthly HOA fee at this residence covers an extensive range of utilities and services, including electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, and trash. Exterior building maintenance, lawn care, snow removal, insurance, management fees, and reserve fund contributions are also included, providing a predictable and consolidated cost of ownership.
Parking
On-site rental parking is available to residents — a practical consideration in Georgetown, where parking is a known constraint. The availability of this option adds meaningful day-to-day convenience for residents who keep a vehicle in the city.
Neighborhood Access
Georgetown’s commercial streets, waterfront parks, and neighborhood amenities are reachable on foot from Q Street NW. Multiple bus routes serve the area, connecting residents to Foggy Bottom, Dupont Circle, and points across the District without requiring a car.

Residence at a Glance

  • 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath
  • 544 Square Feet
  • Built 1942
  • All Utilities Included in HOA
  • On-Site Rental Parking Available
  • Georgetown NW
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify all material facts including HOA fees and parking availability.
Property Features

Efficient Layout with Comprehensive HOA Coverage

Residence 330 at 2500 Q Street Condominiums offers a one-bedroom floor plan in a 1942 building with one of the more inclusive HOA structures available in the Georgetown condo market. On-site rental parking and a fully covered utility package distinguish this residence within its price range.

Interior and Layout

  • 544 square feet of interior living space
  • One bedroom / one full bath configuration
  • Built in 1942 with mid-century building character
  • Exterior and common areas maintained under HOA

Kitchen and Living

  • Open living area within an efficiently scaled floor plan
  • Utilities including electricity and gas covered under HOA fee
  • Heat and air conditioning included in monthly HOA coverage
  • Water and sewer included — no separate utility billing required

Primary Suite

  • One-bedroom layout with full bath
  • Residential building with HOA-maintained common areas
  • Snow removal and lawn maintenance included in fee structure
  • Reserve funds and building insurance covered under HOA

Parking and Building

  • On-site rental parking available — notable asset in Georgetown
  • Building exterior and common areas maintained under HOA fee
  • Lawn maintenance and snow removal included in fee structure
  • HOA covers reserve funds and building insurance

What Sets This Apart

  • All-inclusive HOA covers electricity, gas, heat, AC, water, sewer, and trash
  • On-site rental parking available in a neighborhood where parking is a known constraint
  • 1942 building with architectural character consistent with Georgetown's historic fabric
  • Q Street NW location in the quieter residential interior of Georgetown
  • Comprehensive HOA structure simplifies total monthly cost of ownership
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts including HOA fees and parking availability.

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

A snapshot of everyday conveniences, destinations and experiences just moments from your door.   

Transit and Connectivity
  • Multiple bus routes serve Georgetown along M Street and Wisconsin Avenue NW
  • Foggy Bottom-GWU Metro station is accessible via bus or on foot
  • Connections to Dupont Circle and downtown DC via the transit network
  • Georgetown's central NW location provides easy access to major commuter corridors
Dining and Coffee
  • M Street NW and Wisconsin Avenue NW offer a dense concentration of restaurants and cafes
  • Independent coffee shops and neighborhood bistros are within walking distance of Q Street
  • Georgetown's dining scene spans casual neighborhood spots to established destination restaurants
  • The waterfront adds additional dining options along the Potomac
Groceries and Errands
  • Grocery options are accessible within Georgetown's walkable commercial corridors
  • Pharmacies and convenience retail are available along the main commercial streets
  • Neighborhood hardware, home goods, and specialty retail are concentrated on Wisconsin Avenue NW
  • The Georgetown branch of the DC Public Library is located in the neighborhood
Parks and Recreation
  • Dumbarton Oaks Park and gardens are accessible on foot from Q Street NW
  • Montrose Park offers open lawn and recreational space in the upper Georgetown area
  • The C&O Canal towpath provides a continuous trail along the Potomac River
  • Georgetown Waterfront Park offers riverfront access and open green space

Property Location

About 2500 Q St NW #330

The 2500 Q Street Condominiums is a 1942 residential building on a quiet block of Q Street NW in Georgetown. Residence 330 is a one-bedroom, one-bath unit with 544 square feet of interior space. The building’s HOA fee is among the more inclusive in the DC condo market, covering electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, exterior maintenance, lawn care, snow removal, insurance, management, and reserve funds.

Georgetown is one of Washington’s oldest and most architecturally intact neighborhoods, defined by Federal and Victorian row houses, brick sidewalks, and a dense concentration of independent retail and dining along M Street and Wisconsin Avenue NW. The neighborhood borders the Potomac River, with waterfront parks and the C&O Canal towpath providing recreational access. Q Street NW sits in the quieter residential interior of Georgetown, north of the main commercial corridors.

Day-to-day life in Georgetown is largely walkable, with grocery options, cafes, pharmacies, and restaurants within a short distance of Q Street NW. The neighborhood’s bus connections link residents to Foggy Bottom-GWU Metro and the broader transit network. Georgetown’s parks, including Montrose Park and Dumbarton Oaks, are accessible on foot and provide green space within the urban fabric.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with Georgetown condos and NW DC real estate, advising buyers navigating the neighborhood’s competitive resale market and its distinct HOA structures. We understand the nuances of all-inclusive fee buildings in Georgetown and how to evaluate total cost of ownership against comparable properties in the submarket. If you are considering a Georgetown condo or a similar residence in NW DC, reach out — we are glad 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 fee at 2500 Q Street Condominiums covers an unusually broad range of expenses, including electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, and trash. It also includes exterior building maintenance, lawn care, snow removal, building insurance, management fees, and reserve fund contributions. Buyers should confirm the current monthly fee amount directly, as it was not specified in the listing data.
On-site rental parking is available at 2500 Q Street Condominiums. In Georgetown, where street parking is consistently limited, this is a meaningful practical asset. Prospective buyers should confirm current availability and rental pricing directly with the building or HOA.
The all-inclusive HOA structure at 2500 Q Street is relatively uncommon in the Georgetown condo market, where many buildings bill utilities separately. At a listed price of 350,000 dollars for a one-bedroom residence in Georgetown NW, buyers should evaluate total monthly cost — including the HOA fee — against comparable listings in the neighborhood. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales on request.
Georgetown is not directly served by a Metro station, but multiple bus routes along M Street and Wisconsin Avenue NW connect the neighborhood to Foggy Bottom-GWU Metro and points across the District. The neighborhood’s central NW location also provides convenient access to major commuter routes by car.
Q Street NW in Georgetown is highly walkable, with grocery options, cafes, restaurants, pharmacies, and retail accessible on foot. The neighborhood’s commercial corridors on M Street and Wisconsin Avenue NW are within walking distance, as are several parks including Dumbarton Oaks and Montrose Park.
2500 Q Street Condominiums was built in 1942, placing it among Georgetown’s mid-century residential buildings. The building’s exterior and common areas are maintained under the HOA fee structure, which includes reserve fund contributions. Buyers interested in a detailed assessment of the building’s condition should review HOA documents and consider a professional inspection.
Because the HOA fee covers electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, and trash, the incremental utility costs for this residence are minimal compared to buildings where utilities are billed separately. Buyers should budget for the on-site parking rental fee if they intend to use that option, and should confirm the current HOA fee amount with the listing agent.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have direct experience with Georgetown condos and the NW DC condo market. We can provide recent comparable sales, help evaluate the HOA structure relative to competing buildings, and guide you through the buyer advisory process. Reach out to discuss this residence or similar opportunities in Georgetown.

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