3100 Connecticut Ave NW #419

Washington, DC 20008

Sold For
$275,000
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Property Highlights

  • Historic 1923 Building
  • Cleveland Park NW
  • Red Line Metro Access
  • Utilities Included HOA
  • 504 Square Feet
  • Connecticut Avenue Address
MLS ID
1004438243
Parking
Year Built
1923
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $275,000

1 Bath

504 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1923

Sold Price: $275,000

1 Bath

504 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1923

Executive Summary

Set within a 1923 landmark building on Connecticut Avenue NW, this 504-square-foot studio residence offers a compelling entry point into one of Washington’s most established NW corridors. The monthly HOA covers gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, lawn maintenance, management, insurance, and reserve funds — a broad inclusion that simplifies ownership costs considerably. Cleveland Park’s walkable streetscape, the National Zoo, and the Red Line are all close at hand, making this residence a practical and well-located choice at $275,000.

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3100 Connecticut Ave NW #419 — Cleveland Park, DC

A Century-Old Address on Connecticut Avenue

The residence at 3100 Connecticut Avenue NW, Unit 419, occupies a building that has defined this stretch of upper NW since 1923. At 504 square feet, the studio layout is efficiently scaled for the address and the price point, offering ownership in a corridor where well-maintained pre-war buildings are a defining feature of the streetscape.

The HOA structure here is notably comprehensive. Gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, lawn maintenance, building insurance, professional management, and reserve fund contributions are all included — a combination that reduces the variable cost burden on the owner and simplifies monthly budgeting in a meaningful way.

Cleveland Park is one of NW Washington’s most walkable and transit-connected neighborhoods. Connecticut Avenue’s commercial strip provides everyday retail, dining, and services within a short walk, and the Red Line station at Cleveland Park is close at hand for commutes across the region.

At $275,000, this residence represents a direct path to ownership in a neighborhood where the housing stock skews toward larger, higher-priced units. The building’s 1923 provenance, the all-inclusive HOA, and the Connecticut Avenue address together make a case that is straightforward to evaluate.

The Building
The 3100 Connecticut Avenue building dates to 1923 and represents the kind of pre-war construction that defines upper NW Washington’s residential character. Unit 419 sits within that context — a compact, well-located studio in a building with established bones and a long history on one of the city’s most prominent avenues.
HOA Inclusions
The monthly HOA fee covers an unusually broad set of expenses: gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, lawn maintenance, building insurance, management, and reserve funds. For an owner-occupant or investor, this level of inclusion translates to predictable carrying costs and reduced exposure to variable utility charges.
The Neighborhood
Cleveland Park offers a walkable Connecticut Avenue corridor with neighborhood retail, dining, and services concentrated along the main commercial strip. The Red Line station at Cleveland Park provides direct access to downtown DC, Bethesda, and points beyond, making this location practical for a wide range of daily routines.
The Value Case
The $275,000 price point positions this residence as one of the more accessible ownership opportunities in Cleveland Park, where the inventory of studios and smaller condos is limited. The combination of a historic building, comprehensive HOA, and a prime NW address gives this unit a clear and defensible value proposition.

Residence at a Glance

  • 504 sq ft studio in a 1923 pre-war building
  • HOA includes gas water sewer trash and more
  • Cleveland Park NW on Connecticut Avenue
  • Red Line access at Cleveland Park Metro
  • Priced at $275,000
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Property Features — 3100 Connecticut Ave NW #419

Pre-War Construction. All-Inclusive HOA. Connecticut Avenue NW.

Unit 419 at 3100 Connecticut Avenue NW offers 504 square feet of studio living in a 1923 building on one of Washington’s most recognized residential corridors. The HOA structure covers the majority of recurring ownership costs, and the Cleveland Park location provides walkable access to transit, retail, and green space.

Interior and Layout

  • 504 square feet of studio living space
  • Pre-war building construction dating to 1923
  • Unit 419 on an upper floor of the building
  • Efficient single-room layout with full bath

Kitchen

  • Kitchen area within the studio layout
  • Functional configuration suited to the residence scale

Bath and Finishes

  • One full bathroom
  • Pre-war building character throughout

Outdoor and Building

  • Building lawn and grounds maintained through HOA
  • Snow removal included in monthly HOA
  • Building common areas managed professionally

What Sets This Apart

  • HOA covers gas water sewer trash and building insurance — rare at this price
  • 1923 pre-war construction on a premier NW avenue
  • Cleveland Park Red Line access within walking distance
  • Entry-level ownership in a neighborhood with limited studio inventory
  • $275,000 price point in an established upper NW corridor
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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
  • Cleveland Park Metro Station on the Red Line
  • Woodley Park Metro Station nearby on the Red Line
  • Connecticut Avenue bus corridor with multiple Metrobus routes
  • Rock Creek Parkway for vehicle access to downtown and Maryland
Dining and Coffee
  • Neighborhood cafes along the Connecticut Avenue corridor
  • Local restaurants within walking distance of the building
  • Woodley Park dining options a short walk south
  • Van Ness dining corridor accessible to the north
Grocery and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options along Connecticut Avenue NW
  • Local pharmacy and personal services on the corridor
  • Cleveland Park commercial strip for everyday retail
  • Rock Creek Park trail access for outdoor recreation
Parks and Green Space
  • Rock Creek Park with extensive trail and recreation access
  • National Zoo grounds nearby
  • Neighborhood green spaces along the Connecticut Avenue corridor
  • Bicycle-friendly routes connecting to the broader DC trail network

Property Location

About 3100 Connecticut Ave NW #419

The residence at 3100 Connecticut Avenue NW, Unit 419, is a 504-square-foot studio in a building constructed in 1923 — one of the pre-war addresses that gives Cleveland Park much of its architectural identity. The building has been a fixture on this stretch of Connecticut Avenue for over a century, and its scale and construction reflect the era’s approach to urban residential design. The unit itself is compact and efficiently organized, suited to the single-occupant or investment buyer evaluating the NW corridor.

Cleveland Park occupies a well-established section of upper NW Washington, centered on the Connecticut Avenue commercial corridor between the National Zoo to the south and the Tenleytown boundary to the north. The neighborhood’s streetscape is defined by pre-war apartment buildings, detached homes, and a walkable retail strip that includes grocery, dining, and everyday services. The Red Line station at Cleveland Park connects residents directly to the broader Metro system, with downtown DC accessible without a transfer.

Connecticut Avenue NW at this address puts a range of daily conveniences within a short walk. Local cafes, neighborhood restaurants, and retail line the corridor, and the proximity to Rock Creek Park provides access to green space and recreational trails. The National Zoo is nearby, and the broader amenities of the Woodley Park and Van Ness corridors are accessible on foot or by Metro, giving this address a practical range of options for daily life.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively in Cleveland Park and the broader upper NW condo market, advising sellers and buyers navigating pre-war buildings along the Connecticut Avenue corridor. We understand the nuances of HOA structures, building financials, and resale dynamics specific to this submarket. If you are considering a similar residence in Cleveland Park or the surrounding NW neighborhoods, 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 monthly HOA fee at this building includes gas, water, sewer, trash, snow removal, lawn maintenance, building insurance, professional management, and reserve fund contributions. This is a notably broad set of inclusions that reduces the variable cost exposure for the owner and makes monthly budgeting more predictable.
Unit 419 is a studio residence measuring 504 square feet with one full bathroom. The layout is compact and efficiently organized, consistent with the studio configurations found in pre-war buildings of this era along the Connecticut Avenue corridor.
The building at 3100 Connecticut Avenue NW was constructed in 1923, making it one of the pre-war residential addresses that define Cleveland Park’s architectural character. Buildings of this era are known for their solid masonry construction and established presence in the neighborhood fabric.
The Cleveland Park Metro Station on the Red Line is the closest station to this address, providing direct service to downtown DC, Bethesda, and the broader Metro network. The Woodley Park Metro Station is also accessible nearby on the same line.
Parking details are not specified in the available information for this unit. Prospective buyers should inquire directly about parking availability, whether through the building or via nearby public and private parking options along the Connecticut Avenue corridor.
The Cleveland Park commercial corridor on Connecticut Avenue NW offers walkable access to local dining, cafes, grocery, and everyday retail. Rock Creek Park and the National Zoo are nearby, and the Woodley Park and Van Ness corridors extend the range of accessible amenities.
Studios and smaller condos are relatively limited in Cleveland Park’s inventory, which skews toward larger units and higher price points. At $275,000 with a comprehensive HOA structure, this residence occupies a distinct position in the submarket as an accessible ownership opportunity on a premier NW corridor.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have direct experience with pre-war condo buildings along the Connecticut Avenue NW corridor. We can provide recent comparable sales, HOA financial context, and submarket perspective to help you make a well-informed decision. Reach out to begin the conversation.

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