2501 Calvert St NW #802
Washington, DC 20008
Property Highlights
- 8th Floor Residence
- Woodley Park Location
- Red Line Metro Access
- On-Site Rental Parking
- HOA Covers Utilities
- 1968 Classic Building
MLS ID
Parking
Year Built
HOA Fee
Property Details
Sold Price: $316,462
1 Bed
1 Bath
0 Sq Ft
On-Site Rental Parking
Year Built: 1968
Sold Price: $316,462
1 Bed
1 Bath
0 Sq Ft
Parking: On-Site Rental Parking
Year Built: 1968
Executive Summary
This one-bedroom, one-bath residence at 2501 Calvert Street NW sits on the eighth floor of a well-established Woodley Park building constructed in 1968. The monthly HOA covers water, sewer, trash, snow removal, lawn maintenance, insurance, management, and reserve funds — a comprehensive fee structure that simplifies ownership costs. On-site rental parking is available, and the Red Line at Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan station is a short walk away. The Connecticut Avenue corridor, Rock Creek Park, and the National Zoo are all within close reach.
Eighth-Floor Residence in Established Woodley Park Building
The residence at 2501 Calvert Street NW, Unit 802, occupies the eighth floor of a mid-century building in one of NW Washington’s most enduring neighborhoods. Built in 1968, the building carries the architectural character of its era and the operational maturity that comes with decades of professional management.
Woodley Park sits between Rock Creek Park and the Connecticut Avenue commercial corridor, giving residents access to green space and urban amenity in equal measure. The National Zoo, a range of established restaurants, and neighborhood retail are all within walking distance of the front door.
The HOA fee structure at this building is notably comprehensive, covering water, sewer, trash, snow removal, lawn maintenance, insurance, management, and reserve funds. For buyers focused on predictable monthly costs, that breadth of coverage is a meaningful factor in the ownership calculus.
On-site rental parking rounds out the practical profile of this residence, addressing one of the more common friction points for DC condo buyers. The Red Line at Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan provides direct access to downtown and beyond.
Residence at a Glance
- 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath
- 8th Floor Unit
- Built 1968
- On-Site Rental Parking
- Comprehensive HOA Coverage
- Red Line Access
Practical Ownership in an Established NW Building
Interior and Layout
- One-bedroom, one-bath layout on the eighth floor
- Built in 1968 with mid-century building construction
- Elevated floor position within the building
- Professionally managed building with reserve funds
Kitchen
- Kitchen details to be confirmed at showing
- Layout consistent with 1968-era Woodley Park construction
- Buyers are encouraged to verify finishes and appliances in person
Primary Bedroom and Bath
- One full bath serves the residence
- Primary bedroom configuration typical of the building's one-bedroom floor plans
- Buyers should verify room dimensions and configuration at showing
Outdoor and Building Access
- Building grounds maintained as part of HOA coverage
- Lawn maintenance and snow removal included in monthly fee
- On-site rental parking available for residents
What Sets This Apart
- Eighth-floor position offers elevated perspective within the building
- HOA covers water, sewer, trash, and snow removal — reducing variable ownership costs
- On-site rental parking available in a neighborhood where it is not always guaranteed
- Established 1968 building with professional management and funded reserves
- Woodley Park location provides walkable access to the Red Line and Rock Creek Park
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
- Red Line at Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan station is a short walk away
- Connecticut Avenue bus service provides additional surface transit options
- Rock Creek Parkway offers direct road access toward downtown DC
- On-site rental parking available for residents with vehicles
Dining and Coffee
- Connecticut Avenue corridor hosts a range of established neighborhood restaurants
- Local cafes and coffee shops are within walking distance along the avenue
- Adams Morgan dining scene is accessible to the south
- Neighborhood bars and casual dining options line the immediate area
Grocery and Retail
- Neighborhood grocery options are accessible along the Connecticut Avenue corridor
- Local pharmacy and personal services are within walking distance
- Neighborhood retail concentrated along Connecticut Avenue NW
- Additional shopping accessible via Red Line to Friendship Heights or Bethesda
Parks and Recreation
- Rock Creek Park trails and open space are close to the building
- National Zoo is within walking distance to the south
- Montrose Park and Dumbarton Oaks accessible via Rock Creek corridor
- Neighborhood green spaces and tree-lined streets throughout Woodley Park
Property Location
About 2501 Calvert St NW #802
The residence at Unit 802 sits on the eighth floor of 2501 Calvert Street NW, a building established in 1968 in the Woodley Park neighborhood of NW Washington. The building is professionally managed with reserve funds in place, reflecting the operational stability that buyers in established DC condo buildings look for. On-site rental parking is available, addressing a practical need that many comparable buildings in the area cannot accommodate.
Woodley Park occupies a well-defined stretch of NW Washington between Rock Creek Park and the Connecticut Avenue commercial spine. The neighborhood is walkable, with established dining, local retail, and green space all accessible without a car. The National Zoo anchors the southern edge of the neighborhood, and the broader Adams Morgan corridor is within easy reach to the south.
Day-to-day life from this address centers on the Connecticut Avenue corridor, where a range of restaurants, cafes, and neighborhood services are concentrated. Rock Creek Park offers miles of trails and open space a short distance to the west. The Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan Metro station on the Red Line connects residents to downtown DC, Bethesda, and the broader regional rail network.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers across Woodley Park and the broader Connecticut Avenue NW corridor. We understand the nuances of established mid-century condo buildings in this submarket — from HOA financial health to the parking and transit factors that drive resale value. If you are considering a condo in Woodley Park or a comparable NW Washington neighborhood, we would be glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the market.
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