300 M St SW #N208

Washington, DC 20024

Sold For
$309,000
Neighborhood: Southwest Waterfront · Explore Southwest Waterfront homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • SW Waterfront Location
  • 1967 Concrete Construction
  • All Utilities HOA-Included
  • Waterfront Metro Nearby
  • 676 Sq Ft Layout
  • Comprehensive HOA Coverage
MLS ID
DCDC511498
Parking
Year Built
1967
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $309,000

1 Bed

1 Bath

676 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1967

Sold Price: $309,000

1 Bed

1 Bath

676 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1967

Executive Summary

Residence N208 at 300 M St SW offers 676 square feet of one-bedroom living in a mid-century concrete building in Washington’s SW quadrant. The monthly HOA fee covers electricity, gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, exterior building maintenance, and reserve funds — a rare all-in cost structure that simplifies budgeting considerably. The Southwest Waterfront neighborhood has undergone significant transformation, placing this residence within reach of The Wharf, the National Mall, and multiple transit options. Priced at $309,000, it represents a straightforward entry into DC ownership.

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300 M St SW, Unit N208 — Washington, DC 20024

All-Inclusive Living in the Heart of Southwest DC

Residence N208 at 300 M St SW is a one-bedroom, one-bath condominium in Washington’s SW quadrant, offering 676 square feet of living space in a building constructed in 1967. The HOA structure here is notably comprehensive, covering electricity, gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, exterior maintenance, and reserve contributions — a cost profile that stands apart from most DC condominiums.

The Southwest Waterfront neighborhood has evolved substantially in recent years. The Wharf development along the Potomac waterfront brings dining, entertainment, and open space within close proximity, while the National Mall and federal core remain easily accessible by foot or transit. The Southwest Waterfront Metro station provides direct connections across the city.

At $309,000, this residence offers a clear path to DC homeownership with a predictable monthly cost structure. The all-utilities-included HOA removes the variability that typically accompanies utility billing, making monthly housing costs straightforward to plan around.

The Residence
Residence N208 is a one-bedroom, one-bath condominium spanning 676 square feet in a 1967 building at 300 M St SW. The layout is efficient and well-defined, offering a clear separation between living and sleeping areas in a building with established construction quality.
HOA Structure
The HOA fee covers electricity, gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, exterior building maintenance, and reserve funds. This all-inclusive structure is uncommon in the DC condo market and provides meaningful predictability for monthly housing costs.
The Neighborhood
Southwest DC has seen considerable investment and development centered on The Wharf and the broader waterfront corridor. The Southwest Waterfront Metro station connects residents to the broader Metrorail network, and the National Mall is accessible without a car.
The Opportunity
Priced at $309,000, this residence offers one of the more accessible entry points into DC ownership with a cost structure that removes utility variability from the monthly budget. For buyers weighing total cost of ownership, the all-inclusive HOA is a material factor worth evaluating carefully.

Residence at a Glance

  • 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath
  • 676 Square Feet
  • Built 1967
  • HOA Includes All Utilities
  • SW Quadrant Location
  • Southwest Waterfront Metro Access
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Unit N208 — 300 M St SW, Washington DC 20024

A Practical Entry Point with an Uncommon HOA Structure

Residence N208 offers 676 square feet of one-bedroom living in Southwest DC, with a monthly HOA fee that covers all major utilities. The all-inclusive cost structure, combined with the residence’s proximity to the waterfront and transit, defines the core value proposition here.

Interior and Layout

  • 676 square feet of one-bedroom living space
  • One full bath
  • Mid-century concrete construction from 1967
  • Efficient floor plan with defined living and sleeping areas

Kitchen

  • Kitchen within the main living footprint
  • Layout suited to everyday cooking and meal preparation
  • Connected to the main living area

Primary Bedroom

  • Dedicated bedroom separated from the main living area
  • Sized for a full or queen bed configuration
  • Access to the single full bath

Outdoor and Building

  • Mid-century building with established construction
  • Building exterior maintenance covered by HOA
  • Shared building access and common areas
  • SW waterfront neighborhood setting

What Sets This Apart

  • HOA covers electricity and gas — rare in the DC condo market
  • All-utilities-included structure simplifies monthly budgeting significantly
  • SW waterfront location with direct Metro access to the Green Line
  • Mid-century concrete construction offers durable building bones
  • $309,000 price point among the more accessible in DC proper
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Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all HOA fees, included utilities, and material facts.

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

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

Transit Connections
  • Southwest Waterfront Metro Station (Green Line) nearby
  • L'Enfant Plaza Metro Station (multiple lines) within close reach
  • DC Circulator routes serving the SW waterfront corridor
  • Proximity to I-395 for regional road access
Dining and Coffee
  • The Wharf waterfront dining and entertainment district nearby
  • Neighborhood cafes and casual dining along the SW waterfront
  • Local restaurants serving the M Street SW corridor
  • Waterfront bars and live music venues at The Wharf
Groceries and Retail
  • Grocery options accessible via Metro or short drive
  • Pharmacy and convenience retail in the surrounding SW neighborhood
  • Retail shops at The Wharf development
  • Federal office and civic services nearby
Parks and Recreation
  • Waterfront Park and public open space along the Potomac
  • The National Mall accessible by foot or transit
  • East Potomac Park and golf course nearby
  • Waterfront promenade and recreational paths at The Wharf

Property Location

About 300 M St SW #N208

Residence N208 at 300 M St SW is a one-bedroom, one-bath condominium in a mid-century building constructed in 1967 in Washington’s SW quadrant. The residence spans 676 square feet, offering a compact and functional floor plan suited to single-occupancy living. The building’s HOA structure is notably comprehensive, with the monthly fee covering electricity, gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, exterior maintenance, and contributions to reserve funds.

The Southwest Waterfront neighborhood occupies a distinct position in the DC landscape, bordered by the Potomac River waterfront to the south and the federal core to the north and east. The Wharf, a large mixed-use waterfront development, has brought restaurants, retail, live music venues, and public open space to the immediate area. The National Mall and the monuments of the federal core are accessible on foot or by a short Metro ride.

Daily life in SW DC is anchored by walkable access to the waterfront, transit connectivity, and proximity to the city’s civic and cultural institutions. The Southwest Waterfront Metro station places the broader Metrorail network within reach, connecting residents to Capitol Hill, downtown, and beyond. Local dining and waterfront recreation options have expanded considerably with the continued buildout of The Wharf corridor.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively in Southwest DC, advising buyers navigating the SW condo market and its distinctive HOA structures. We understand the nuances of all-utilities-included buildings in this submarket and how they factor into total cost-of-ownership analysis for DC condo buyers. If you are considering a residence in Southwest DC or a comparable building in the broader DC waterfront corridor, reach out — we would be 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 monthly HOA fee at this building is notably comprehensive, covering electricity, gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, exterior building maintenance, and reserve fund contributions. This all-inclusive structure is uncommon in the DC condo market and removes most utility variability from the monthly cost equation. Buyers should confirm the current fee amount directly with the HOA or listing documentation.
The Southwest Waterfront Metro Station on the Green Line is the closest station to 300 M St SW. L’Enfant Plaza Station, which serves the Green, Yellow, Blue, Orange, and Silver lines, is also within reach and provides broader network connectivity. Both options make car-free commuting to much of the city practical.
The building at 300 M St SW was constructed in 1967, placing it among the mid-century concrete residential buildings that characterize much of Southwest DC’s original urban renewal era development. Concrete construction of this type tends to offer solid sound attenuation between units. Buyers should review any available inspection reports and HOA reserve study for current building condition details.
Parking details were not specified in the available listing information for unit N208. Prospective buyers should inquire directly about parking availability, whether any space is deeded or assigned, and whether additional parking can be purchased or rented within the building or nearby.
The residence sits in Washington’s SW quadrant, a neighborhood that has seen significant investment and development in recent years. The Wharf, a large mixed-use waterfront development along the Potomac, is nearby and offers dining, retail, entertainment, and public open space. The National Mall and the federal core are accessible on foot or by a short transit ride.
An all-utilities-included HOA fee means that electricity, gas, water, and sewer costs are bundled into a single monthly payment rather than billed separately. For buyers accustomed to estimating utility costs on top of a mortgage and HOA fee, this structure simplifies budgeting and reduces month-to-month variability. It is worth calculating the effective per-square-foot cost of occupancy relative to comparable buildings where utilities are paid separately.
At $309,000 for a one-bedroom, one-bath residence in DC proper with an all-utilities-included HOA, this unit occupies a relatively accessible price tier for the city. Comparable one-bedroom condos in DC often carry separate utility costs that add meaningfully to monthly expenses. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales in SW DC and adjacent neighborhoods to help contextualize this pricing.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have experience advising buyers in Southwest DC and across the broader DC condo market. We can provide recent comparable sales, a total cost-of-ownership analysis that accounts for the all-inclusive HOA structure, and guidance on the offer and due diligence process. Reach out to connect with the team and discuss whether this residence fits your criteria.

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