3000 7th St NE #321

Washington, DC 20017

Sold For
$240,500

Property Highlights

  • 1-Bedroom Brookland Residence
  • All-Inclusive HOA Coverage
  • Built 1967 Solid Construction
  • Brookland NE Location
  • Close to Red Line
  • HOA Covers Utilities
MLS ID
DCDC2017294
Parking
Year Built
1967
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $240,500

1 Bed

1 Bath

568 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1967

Sold Price: $240,500

1 Bed

1 Bath

568 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1967

Executive Summary

Located at 3000 7th St NE in the Brookland neighborhood, this 568-square-foot one-bedroom residence offers a compelling entry point into one of NE DC’s most established communities. The HOA structure is notably comprehensive, covering electricity, gas, heat, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, exterior building maintenance, insurance, and reserve funds. For a buyer seeking predictable monthly carrying costs and a low-maintenance ownership experience, this residence delivers a rare degree of financial clarity at its price point.

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Brookland, NE Washington DC

All-Inclusive Living in Established Brookland

The residence at 3000 7th St NE #321 sits in Brookland, one of NE DC’s most historically grounded neighborhoods, known for its tree-lined blocks, proximity to the Red Line, and a walkable retail and dining corridor that has matured steadily over the past decade.

At 568 square feet, the one-bedroom layout is efficiently configured for single-occupancy ownership. The 1967 construction reflects the building’s established character, and the HOA’s scope — covering electricity, gas, heat, water, sewer, trash, exterior maintenance, insurance, and reserve funds — means the monthly cost of ownership is unusually transparent.

Brookland’s position along the Red Line places residents within easy reach of downtown DC, Capitol Hill, and the broader NE corridor. The neighborhood’s mix of independent restaurants, local coffee shops, and community institutions makes daily life walkable and self-contained.

For a buyer evaluating condominiums in NE DC, this residence represents a straightforward ownership proposition: a defined footprint, a well-managed building, and a neighborhood with deep roots and continued momentum.

The Residence
The one-bedroom residence at 3000 7th St NE #321 spans 568 square feet in a building constructed in 1967. The layout is direct and functional, suited to owners who prioritize location and low-maintenance living over square footage. Brookland’s established streetscape surrounds the building.
HOA Structure
The HOA coverage at this residence is among the most comprehensive available at this price point in NE DC. Electricity, gas, heat, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, exterior building maintenance, insurance, and reserve funds are all included. Monthly carrying costs are predictable and clearly defined.
Neighborhood Position
Brookland occupies a well-connected position in NE DC, with the Red Line accessible nearby and a walkable stretch of 12th Street NE offering dining, coffee, and daily essentials. The neighborhood’s mix of long-established blocks and newer commercial activity gives it a layered, community-oriented character.
Ownership Clarity
For buyers weighing condominiums in NE DC, the combination of an all-inclusive HOA, an established neighborhood, and a sub-$250,000 price point makes this residence a clear-eyed ownership decision. The building’s 1967 vintage signals structural maturity and a well-funded reserve history.

Why This Residence

  • All utilities included in HOA
  • 568 sq ft one-bedroom layout
  • Built 1967 established building
  • Brookland NE walkable location
  • Red Line access nearby
  • Sub-$250K price point
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HOA inclusions and fee details should be independently verified by the buyer’s counsel prior to closing.
Residence Features

Efficient Layout. Comprehensive Coverage.

The residence at 3000 7th St NE #321 is a 568-square-foot one-bedroom condominium with a one-bath configuration and an HOA structure that covers virtually all recurring ownership costs. Built in 1967, the building reflects established construction and a well-managed common area program.

Interior and Layout

  • 568 square feet one-bedroom one-bath configuration
  • Built 1967 established building construction
  • Unit #321 on the third floor
  • Functional single-occupancy layout

Kitchen and Living

  • Open to primary living area
  • Efficient layout suited to the residence's footprint
  • Connected to the building's utility infrastructure covered by HOA

Primary Bedroom and Bath

  • One full bath serving the primary bedroom
  • Private sleeping quarters separated from living area
  • Building exterior and common areas maintained through HOA

Building and Common Areas

  • Exterior building maintenance covered by HOA
  • Snow removal managed by building management
  • Shared common areas maintained through HOA common area budget
  • Building insurance included in HOA coverage

What Sets This Apart

  • HOA covers electricity, gas, heat, water, sewer, and trash — rare at this price
  • Sub-$250,000 entry point into an established NE DC neighborhood
  • Brookland-CUA Red Line station accessible nearby for city-wide connectivity
  • 1967 construction signals a mature building with established reserve funding
  • All-inclusive HOA structure makes monthly carrying costs highly predictable
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Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all HOA fees, inclusions, and material facts.

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
  • Brookland-CUA Metro station on the Red Line is nearby
  • Red Line connects to Union Station, Gallery Place, and downtown DC
  • Multiple Metrobus routes serve the 7th St NE corridor
  • Biking infrastructure along NE DC corridors provides additional commute options
Dining and Coffee
  • Independent restaurants along the 12th Street NE corridor
  • Neighborhood coffee shops within walking distance
  • Local dining options reflecting Brookland's community-oriented character
  • Additional dining accessible via Red Line to adjacent NE neighborhoods
Groceries and Errands
  • Neighborhood grocery options accessible on foot or by transit
  • Pharmacy and daily errand destinations nearby
  • Local hardware and home goods within the broader NE DC corridor
Parks and Recreation
  • Turkey Thicket Recreation Center is located in the Brookland neighborhood
  • Michigan Avenue corridor provides access to green space
  • Brookland's residential blocks offer walkable outdoor routes

Property Location

About 3000 7th St NE #321

The residence at 3000 7th St NE #321 is a one-bedroom, one-bath condominium spanning 568 square feet in a building constructed in 1967. The building’s HOA structure is notably broad, covering electricity, gas, heat, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, exterior maintenance, insurance, and reserve funds. This level of inclusion is uncommon at this price point and simplifies the monthly cost of ownership considerably.

Brookland is one of NE DC’s most established residential neighborhoods, characterized by its brick architecture, tree-lined streets, and a community identity that predates the recent wave of NE DC development. The 12th Street NE corridor anchors the neighborhood’s commercial life, with independent restaurants, coffee shops, and local retail within walking distance. The Red Line’s Brookland-CUA station connects residents to downtown DC and the broader Metro system.

Daily life in Brookland is walkable and self-contained. Local cafes, neighborhood dining, and grocery options are accessible on foot, and the nearby Metro station places the rest of the city within easy reach. The neighborhood’s mix of long-tenured residents and newer arrivals gives it a grounded, community-oriented character that distinguishes it from more transient NE DC corridors.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with condominium buyers and sellers across NE DC, including Brookland and the surrounding neighborhoods along the Red Line corridor. We understand the nuances of all-inclusive HOA structures in this submarket and can help buyers evaluate true cost of ownership relative to comparable properties. If you are considering a condominium in Brookland or broader NE 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 at 3000 7th St NE is notably comprehensive. It covers electricity, gas, heat, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, exterior building maintenance, building insurance, management, and reserve funds. Buyers should confirm the current monthly fee amount directly with the building management or through their agent prior to making an offer.
Parking details were not specified in the available listing data for this residence. Buyers interested in parking should inquire directly with the building management or HOA to understand available options, whether deeded, assigned, or rental spaces exist within the building or nearby.
The Brookland-CUA station on the Red Line serves this neighborhood and is accessible nearby. The Red Line connects riders to Union Station, Gallery Place-Chinatown, Dupont Circle, and points throughout the city. Buyers should verify the exact walking distance to the station based on their own assessment.
The building at 3000 7th St NE was constructed in 1967, making it a well-established mid-century structure. Buildings of this vintage in DC often carry mature reserve funds and established management histories. Buyers should review the most recent reserve study and HOA financial disclosures as part of their due diligence.
Brookland is one of NE DC’s most historically rooted neighborhoods, known for its brick residential architecture and walkable commercial corridor along 12th Street NE. The neighborhood offers independent dining, coffee shops, and local retail, with the Red Line providing access to the broader city.
At a display price of $240,500, this residence represents one of the more accessible price points for a DC condominium with a comprehensive HOA structure. The all-inclusive HOA coverage simplifies monthly budgeting. Buyers should work with their agent to review recent comparable sales in Brookland to contextualize the value.
The residence itself does not list private outdoor space. The building’s common areas are maintained through the HOA, and exterior building upkeep and snow removal are managed by building management. Buyers seeking private outdoor space should confirm available options with the building directly.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked with condominium buyers across NE DC, including Brookland, and understands the local resale market and HOA landscape. We can provide recent comparable sales, guidance on all-inclusive HOA structures, and advisory support through the full purchase process. Reach out to connect with a team member.

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