2610 41st St NW #6

Washington, DC 20007

$590,000

Property Highlights

  • 2BR/2BA Glover Park
  • Built 1939 Classic
  • On-Site Parking Available
  • Water Included in HOA
  • Reserve Funds Maintained
  • Close to Tenleytown Metro
MLS ID
DCDC2225496
Parking
On-Site Parking (For Sale)
Year Built
1939
HOA Fee

Property Details

Price: $590,000

2 Bed

2 Bath

870 Sq Ft

On-Site Parking (For Sale)

Year Built: 1939

Price: $590,000

2 Bed

2 Bath

870 Sq Ft

On-Site Parking (For Sale)

Year Built: 1939

Executive Summary

Set in Glover Park, one of NW Washington’s most established residential enclaves, this two-bedroom, two-bath residence at 2610 41st St NW offers 870 square feet in a well-maintained 1939 building. On-site parking is available for purchase, a meaningful advantage in this part of the city. The HOA covers water, insurance, and reserve funds. At $590,000, the residence represents a considered entry into a neighborhood with enduring demand and walkable access to the shops, dining, and green space that define upper NW living.

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2610 41st St NW #6, Washington, DC 20007

Glover Park Residence with Parking and Classic NW Character

The residence at 2610 41st St NW #6 sits in Glover Park, a leafy NW neighborhood bounded by Georgetown to the south and Tenleytown to the north. The building dates to 1939 and carries the architectural character typical of that era — solid construction, established landscaping, and a sense of permanence that newer buildings rarely replicate.

At 870 square feet, the two-bedroom, two-bath layout is efficient without feeling compressed. The floor plan separates the two bedrooms, each served by its own full bath, making the configuration well-suited for a range of living arrangements. On-site parking is available for purchase separately, a practical asset in a neighborhood where street parking is competitive.

The HOA covers water, building insurance, and reserve funds — a straightforward structure that limits surprise expenses and reflects a building managed with long-term stability in mind. For buyers weighing the full cost of ownership, the inclusion of water and a funded reserve is a meaningful detail.

Glover Park Setting
Glover Park occupies a quiet residential stretch of upper NW, offering walkable access to Wisconsin Avenue’s dining and retail corridor while maintaining a neighborhood scale that larger urban districts rarely achieve. The building at 2610 41st St NW has been part of this streetscape since 1939.
Layout and Configuration
The two-bedroom, two-bath floor plan spans 870 square feet with each bedroom paired with a dedicated full bath. The separated bedroom configuration provides flexibility for guests, a home office, or a second occupant seeking privacy.
Building and HOA
The HOA covers water, building insurance, and reserve funds. On-site parking is available for purchase, a distinct advantage in Glover Park where off-street parking is limited and street parking is consistently in demand.
Pricing and Value
Listed at $590,000, this residence enters the market at a price point that reflects both the neighborhood’s sustained desirability and the practical value of included parking and a well-structured HOA. Buyers seeking established NW character with manageable carrying costs will find the numbers worth examining closely.

Residence at a Glance

  • 2 Bedrooms / 2 Full Baths
  • 870 Square Feet
  • Built 1939
  • On-Site Parking (For Sale)
  • HOA Covers Water and Insurance
  • Glover Park NW Location
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All information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify square footage, HOA terms, and parking availability.
Property Features

870 Square Feet Configured for Two-Bedroom Living in Glover Park

The residence at 2610 41st St NW #6 offers a practical and well-proportioned floor plan in a building with genuine architectural history. Two full baths, on-site parking, and a straightforward HOA structure make this a residence worth examining carefully at its price point.

Interior and Layout

  • 870 square feet of interior living space
  • Two-bedroom floor plan with separated bedroom configuration
  • Two full baths each paired with a bedroom
  • 1939 building construction with established character
  • Residence Unit #6

Kitchen and Living Areas

  • Living and dining areas within the 870 square foot footprint
  • Kitchen serving the main living area
  • Layout supports both everyday living and hosting

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom with dedicated full bath
  • Separated from second bedroom for added privacy
  • Part of a two-bath configuration uncommon at this price point

Parking and Building

  • On-site parking available for purchase
  • Built 1939 with established building character
  • HOA covers water, building insurance, and reserve funds
  • Condo association with funded reserves

What Sets This Apart

  • Two full baths in an 870-square-foot layout is an efficient use of space
  • On-site parking available for purchase in a neighborhood with limited street parking
  • HOA covers water and insurance, reducing variable monthly costs
  • 1939 construction brings architectural character rarely found in newer buildings
  • Glover Park location offers upper NW walkability at a considered price point
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Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts including HOA fees and parking terms.

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
  • Tenleytown-AU Metro (Red Line) accessible via short walk or bus
  • Multiple Metrobus routes along Wisconsin Avenue NW
  • Convenient access to Georgetown and downtown DC by bus
  • On-site parking available for purchase for drivers
Dining and Coffee
  • Wisconsin Avenue NW dining corridor within walking distance
  • Neighborhood cafes and coffee shops nearby
  • Local restaurants ranging from casual to sit-down dining
  • Georgetown dining and nightlife a short drive or bus ride south
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options along Wisconsin Avenue NW
  • Pharmacy and personal care retail nearby
  • Local hardware and home goods accessible on the corridor
  • Farmers market options in the broader upper NW area
Parks and Recreation
  • Glover Archbold Park trail system nearby
  • Rock Creek Park accessible from the neighborhood
  • National Cathedral grounds within the broader area
  • Local playgrounds and green space throughout the neighborhood

Property Location

About 2610 41st St NW #6

The residence at 2610 41st St NW #6 is a two-bedroom, two-bath condo in a 1939 building in Glover Park, NW Washington. The unit spans 870 square feet with a layout that places each bedroom adjacent to its own full bath. On-site parking is available for purchase, and the building’s HOA covers water, insurance, and reserve funds — a structure that supports predictable monthly costs.

Glover Park is one of upper NW’s most consistently sought-after residential neighborhoods, anchored by the Wisconsin Avenue corridor and bordered by Rock Creek Park and the National Cathedral grounds. The neighborhood offers walkable access to local cafes, grocery options, and neighborhood restaurants without the density of Georgetown or Dupont Circle. Its tree-lined residential streets and proximity to green space give it a character that has sustained buyer interest across market cycles.

Day-to-day living in Glover Park centers on Wisconsin Avenue, where a range of dining, coffee, and retail options are within easy walking distance of 41st Street. Nearby parks and green corridors provide outdoor access without requiring a car. The Tenleytown-AU Metro station on the Red Line is accessible by a short walk or quick bus ride, connecting residents to downtown DC and beyond.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers navigating the Glover Park and upper NW condo market, including buildings along the 41st Street corridor. We understand the nuances of this submarket — from HOA structure and parking availability to how comparable sales are trending in 20007. If you are considering a condo in Glover Park or the surrounding NW neighborhoods, reach out and we will 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 covers water, building insurance, and reserve funds. The monthly fee amount was not disclosed in the listing data, so prospective buyers should request the current fee schedule and reserve fund study directly. These inclusions generally reduce variable monthly costs compared to buildings where utilities are billed separately.
On-site parking is available but is listed as for sale separately, meaning it is not automatically included in the $590,000 purchase price. Buyers interested in securing a parking space should confirm availability and pricing with the listing side. In Glover Park, where street parking is competitive, on-site parking carries meaningful practical value.
The building was constructed in 1939, placing it among the older residential stock in upper NW Washington. Buildings of this era were typically built with masonry construction and tend to have thicker walls and more substantial bones than mid-century or modern construction. Buyers should review any available inspection reports and HOA disclosures for current condition details.
Two-bedroom, two-bath condos in Glover Park at 870 square feet with on-site parking are relatively uncommon at this price point. The two-full-bath configuration in particular adds utility that many similarly sized units in the neighborhood do not offer. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales to contextualize the pricing.
The Tenleytown-AU Metro station on the Red Line is accessible from Glover Park by a short walk or a quick bus ride. Multiple Metrobus routes run along Wisconsin Avenue NW, connecting residents to Georgetown, downtown DC, and other parts of the city. For drivers, on-site parking is available for purchase.
Glover Park’s Wisconsin Avenue corridor offers walkable access to dining, coffee, grocery, and retail options. The neighborhood’s residential streets connect to Glover Archbold Park and other green corridors, making it possible to handle many daily errands and recreational activities on foot. The overall character is that of a walkable urban neighborhood with a residential scale.
The property is located in the District of Columbia public school system’s NW coverage area. Specific school assignments for this address should be confirmed directly with DC Public Schools, as boundaries are subject to change. Buyers with school-age considerations should verify current boundary assignments independently.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have direct experience working with buyers in Glover Park and the broader upper NW condo market. The team can provide recent comparable sales, guidance on HOA due diligence, and advisory on parking and building-specific considerations. Reaching out is the best first step toward understanding what this submarket offers at your budget.

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