2725 39th St NW #414

Washington, DC 20007

Sold For
$470,000
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Property Highlights

  • Two-Bedroom 1152 SF Layout
  • All-Inclusive HOA Coverage
  • On-Site Parking Available
  • Glover Park NW Location
  • Built 1959 Classic Building
  • Utilities Included in HOA
MLS ID
DCDC2102778
Parking
On-Site Parking (For Sale)
Year Built
1959
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $470,000

2 Bed

1 Bath

1,152 Sq Ft

On-Site Parking (For Sale)

Year Built: 1959

Sold Price: $470,000

2 Bed

1 Bath

1,152 Sq Ft

Parking: On-Site Parking (For Sale)

Year Built: 1959

Executive Summary

The Towers at Glover Park presents a 1,152-square-foot two-bedroom, one-bath residence on the fourth floor of a well-established mid-century building at 2725 39th St NW. The monthly HOA fee covers an unusually comprehensive list of utilities and services, including electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, and trash. On-site parking is available for separate purchase. The building sits in Glover Park, a quiet residential neighborhood in NW Washington with walkable access to dining, retail, and green space.

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Glover Park, Washington DC

Spacious Two-Bedroom Living in the Heart of Glover Park

The Towers at Glover Park is a mid-century residential building that has anchored the 39th Street corridor in NW Washington since 1959. Unit 414 offers 1,152 square feet of interior space across a two-bedroom, one-bath floor plan — a generous footprint by DC condo standards at this price point.

The HOA structure here is notably comprehensive. Electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, lawn maintenance, snow removal, exterior building maintenance, insurance, reserve funds, and management are all covered in the monthly fee. For buyers focused on predictable monthly costs, this all-in model simplifies budgeting considerably.

On-site parking is available for separate purchase, a meaningful convenience in a neighborhood where street parking can be competitive. Glover Park’s walkable commercial strip along Wisconsin Avenue NW places everyday dining, groceries, and services within easy reach of the building.

The residence represents a straightforward opportunity to own a well-sized two-bedroom in one of NW Washington’s most established residential neighborhoods, with a cost structure that bundles the majority of monthly housing expenses into a single payment.

The Building
The Towers at Glover Park has been a fixture of the 39th Street NW corridor since 1959. Unit 414 is a fourth-floor two-bedroom residence offering 1,152 square feet — a notably generous interior footprint for a DC condo at this price point. The building’s mid-century construction reflects the established, low-turnover character of the surrounding neighborhood.
HOA Coverage
The monthly HOA fee covers electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, lawn maintenance, snow removal, exterior maintenance, insurance, reserve funds, and management. This all-inclusive structure is relatively uncommon in the DC condo market and provides meaningful predictability for monthly housing costs. Buyers should confirm the current monthly fee amount directly.
Parking and Access
On-site parking is available for separate purchase, which adds practical value in a neighborhood where street parking is limited. The building’s location on 39th Street NW places it within walking distance of Wisconsin Avenue’s commercial corridor, where local restaurants, cafes, and grocery options are concentrated. The Tenleytown and Friendship Heights Metro stations are accessible by bus or a reasonable walk.
The Opportunity
At $470,000, this residence offers one of the larger two-bedroom floor plans available in Glover Park’s condo inventory, with a cost structure that consolidates most monthly housing expenses. The combination of interior scale, all-inclusive HOA, and an established NW neighborhood makes this a considered option for buyers evaluating the upper-NW submarket.

Residence at a Glance

  • 2 Bedrooms / 1 Full Bath
  • 1,152 Square Feet
  • Fourth Floor
  • Built 1959
  • All-Utilities-Inclusive HOA
  • On-Site Parking for Sale
  • Glover Park NW
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All information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify HOA fees, utility inclusions, and parking availability.
Property Features

1,152 Square Feet with All-Inclusive HOA in Glover Park NW

Unit 414 at The Towers at Glover Park offers a two-bedroom, one-bath floor plan spanning 1,152 square feet, with an HOA structure that covers virtually all monthly utility and maintenance costs. The following details reflect the key features of this residence and building.

Interior and Layout

  • 1,152 square feet of interior living space
  • Two-bedroom floor plan
  • One full bath
  • Fourth floor location
  • Mid-century building constructed in 1959

Kitchen and Living

  • Open residential floor plan across two bedrooms
  • Layout suited for dedicated living and dining areas
  • Building common areas maintained through HOA

Primary and Secondary Bedrooms

  • Two bedrooms within a 1,152-square-foot floor plan
  • Generously scaled layout relative to DC condo market norms
  • Building exterior and common areas maintained by HOA

Building Grounds and Exterior

  • Building exterior maintained through HOA
  • Lawn maintenance included in monthly HOA fee
  • Snow removal covered by HOA
  • On-site parking available for separate purchase

What Sets This Apart

  • All-inclusive HOA covers electricity, gas, heat, AC, water, sewer, and trash
  • 1,152 square feet is a notably large footprint for a DC two-bedroom condo
  • Established 1959 building with long-standing Glover Park NW presence
  • On-site parking available separately in a neighborhood with limited street parking
  • HOA also covers exterior maintenance, insurance, reserve funds, and management
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Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all HOA fees, inclusions, and parking details.

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

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

Transit and Commuting
  • Bus service on Wisconsin Avenue NW connects to Tenleytown Metro (Red Line)
  • Friendship Heights Metro (Red Line) accessible via Wisconsin Avenue bus
  • Georgetown and downtown DC reachable by bus along Wisconsin Avenue NW
  • On-site parking available for separate purchase for drivers
Dining and Coffee
  • Wisconsin Avenue NW corridor offers walkable dining and cafe options
  • Local restaurants and coffee shops concentrated within the neighborhood
  • Georgetown's extensive dining scene accessible to the south
  • Neighborhood grocery and specialty food retail along Wisconsin Avenue NW
Grocery and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options along Wisconsin Avenue NW
  • Pharmacy and personal care retail accessible on the commercial corridor
  • Local hardware and home goods stores in the surrounding area
  • Friendship Heights retail corridor a short bus ride north
Parks and Recreation
  • Dumbarton Oaks Park borders the neighborhood to the south
  • Battery Kemble Park accessible within the upper-NW area
  • Glover-Archbold Park trail system runs through the neighborhood
  • Glover Park's residential streets offer walkable green space

Property Location

About 2725 39th St NW #414

The Towers at Glover Park is a mid-century residential building constructed in 1959 at 2725 39th St NW, offering a stable, owner-occupied community in one of Washington’s most established upper-NW neighborhoods. Unit 414 is a two-bedroom, one-bath residence spanning 1,152 square feet on the fourth floor. The building’s HOA structure is notably comprehensive, covering electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, exterior maintenance, insurance, lawn care, snow removal, reserve funds, and management. On-site parking is available for separate purchase, providing an additional layer of convenience.

Glover Park occupies a residential stretch of NW Washington between Georgetown and Tenleytown, characterized by tree-lined streets, low-rise apartment buildings, and a walkable commercial corridor along Wisconsin Avenue NW. The neighborhood’s dining and retail options are concentrated along that corridor, with local restaurants, cafes, and grocery stores within easy reach of the building. Glover Park borders Dumbarton Oaks Park and is adjacent to the Georgetown neighborhood to the south, offering access to significant green space and the broader amenities of upper NW. The area has maintained a consistent residential character for decades.

Daily life at The Towers at Glover Park centers on the walkability of the Wisconsin Avenue corridor, where local dining, coffee, and grocery options are readily accessible on foot. The building’s all-inclusive HOA eliminates the need to manage separate utility accounts, which simplifies the practical side of condo ownership considerably. Glover Park’s proximity to Dumbarton Oaks Park and Battery Kemble Park provides meaningful access to green space and trails within the neighborhood. Bus service along Wisconsin Avenue NW connects residents to the Red Line at Tenleytown and to Georgetown and downtown DC.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers in Glover Park and across the upper-NW condo market, including buildings along the Wisconsin Avenue and 39th Street corridors. We understand the nuances of all-inclusive HOA structures in mid-century DC buildings and how they factor into true cost-of-ownership comparisons. If you are evaluating this residence or similar two-bedroom condos in Glover Park, Tenleytown, or Friendship Heights, reach out — we 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.

The HOA at The Towers at Glover Park covers an unusually broad range of costs, including electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, trash, lawn maintenance, snow removal, exterior building maintenance, insurance, reserve funds, and management. Buyers should confirm the current monthly fee amount directly, as it was not specified in available listing data.
Parking is not included with the unit but is available for separate purchase on-site. This is a meaningful consideration in Glover Park, where street parking on residential blocks can be competitive. Buyers interested in securing a parking space should inquire about availability and pricing during the transaction.
At 1,152 square feet, this two-bedroom residence is notably spacious by DC condo standards, where two-bedroom units in comparable price ranges often fall in the 850-to-1,000-square-foot range. The additional square footage provides meaningful flexibility for living, dining, and workspace arrangements.
Glover Park does not have a Metro station within the immediate neighborhood, but bus service along Wisconsin Avenue NW provides connections to the Tenleytown and Friendship Heights stations on the Red Line. Residents who commute by Metro typically rely on that bus corridor or drive to a station.
Glover Park is a long-established residential neighborhood in NW Washington, characterized by tree-lined streets, mid-century apartment buildings, and a walkable commercial strip along Wisconsin Avenue NW. The neighborhood borders Dumbarton Oaks Park to the south and the Glover-Archbold trail system, offering access to significant green space within the urban fabric.
The Towers at Glover Park was built in 1959, placing it in the mid-century era of DC residential construction. Buyers of buildings from this period should review the reserve fund status, any recent capital improvement history, and the building’s maintenance records as part of standard due diligence. The all-inclusive HOA structure suggests ongoing operational management.
Because the HOA covers electricity, gas, heat, air conditioning, water, sewer, and trash in addition to standard building expenses, the monthly HOA fee effectively replaces most utility bills a buyer would otherwise pay separately. This structure makes it easier to model total monthly housing costs, though buyers should confirm the current fee and any pending assessments.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked extensively with buyers evaluating upper-NW DC condos, including all-inclusive HOA buildings in Glover Park, Tenleytown, and Friendship Heights. Reaching out to the team provides access to recent comparable sales, HOA analysis, and submarket context that goes beyond what standard listing data provides.

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