3317 16th St NW #1

Washington, DC 20010

Sold For
$590,000
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Property Highlights

  • 1908 Masonry Building
  • 2 Bed 2 Bath Layout
  • 1229 Square Feet
  • Columbia Heights NW
  • Parking Available Nearby
  • HOA Covers Water
MLS ID
DCDC2005156
Parking
Parking Fee
Year Built
1908
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $590,000

2 Bed

2 Bath

1,229 Sq Ft

Parking Fee

Year Built: 1908

Sold Price: $590,000

2 Bed

2 Bath

1,229 Sq Ft

Parking: Parking Fee

Year Built: 1908

Executive Summary

Set within a century-old masonry building on one of NW Washington’s most storied corridors, this two-bedroom, two-bath residence at 3317 16th Street NW delivers 1,229 square feet of well-proportioned living space in Columbia Heights. The HOA covers exterior building maintenance, reserve funds, and water. Parking is available for a fee — a meaningful convenience on 16th Street NW. The 1908 construction brings established architectural character that newer buildings rarely replicate.

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Columbia Heights, Washington DC

Scaled Living in a 1908 16th Street NW Building

The residence at 3317 16th Street NW occupies the ground floor of a 1908 masonry building in Columbia Heights, one of NW Washington’s most active and well-connected neighborhoods. At 1,229 square feet, the two-bedroom, two-bath layout offers room to live and work without compromise.

The building’s masonry construction — now well over a century old — provides a structural solidity and architectural presence that distinguishes it from the area’s newer condominium stock. Original-era buildings on 16th Street NW carry a character that is difficult to replicate and increasingly rare at this price point.

The HOA covers exterior building maintenance, reserve funds, and water, providing a predictable cost structure for ownership. Parking is available for a fee, which on a corridor as active as 16th Street NW represents a genuine convenience worth noting.

Columbia Heights places residents within easy reach of the Metro, neighborhood dining, retail, and green space. The location balances urban connectivity with the residential scale that defines this part of NW Washington.

The Residence
The two-bedroom, two-bath layout spans 1,229 square feet — a generous footprint for a Columbia Heights condominium. The unit’s scale allows for distinct living and sleeping zones without the compression common in smaller DC condos. Two full baths add meaningful day-to-day functionality.
Building Character
The 1908 masonry building brings structural depth and architectural detail that newer construction rarely matches. Buildings of this era on 16th Street NW are part of a cohesive corridor of early-twentieth-century residential architecture. That context adds long-term character to the ownership experience.
HOA and Ownership Costs
The HOA covers exterior building maintenance, reserve funds, and water — three categories that represent meaningful value in a century-old building. Parking is available for a fee, which on a high-traffic corridor like 16th Street NW is a practical advantage worth factoring into the overall cost picture.
The Neighborhood
Columbia Heights is one of the most transit-connected neighborhoods in NW Washington, with the Green and Yellow Line Metro station close at hand. Local dining, grocery, and retail options are well established along 14th Street NW and Columbia Road. The neighborhood’s density and walkability make car-optional living genuinely viable.

At a Glance

  • 2 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths
  • 1,229 Square Feet
  • 1908 Masonry Construction
  • Columbia Heights, NW Washington DC
  • HOA Covers Exterior Maintenance, Reserve Funds, Water
  • Parking Available for a Fee
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Property Features

1,229 Square Feet in a Century-Old 16th Street NW Building

The residence combines a generous two-bedroom, two-bath floor plan with the structural character of a 1908 masonry building. At 1,229 square feet, the layout provides meaningful separation between living and sleeping spaces. The HOA structure and available parking add practical ownership value on one of NW Washington’s most active corridors.

Interior Layout

  • 1,229 square feet of interior living space
  • Two bedrooms with room for distinct configurations
  • Two full bathrooms
  • Ground-floor unit in a 1908 masonry building
  • HOA covers water, exterior maintenance, and reserve funds

Kitchen and Living

  • Open connection between kitchen and main living area
  • Layout supports both everyday living and entertaining
  • Adequate square footage for a dedicated dining area
  • Building's masonry construction contributes to interior quiet

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom sized to accommodate standard and king configurations
  • Dedicated full bath associated with primary suite
  • Layout provides separation from secondary bedroom
  • Masonry construction supports acoustic separation between units

Parking and Building

  • Parking available for a fee — a notable convenience on 16th Street NW
  • HOA covers exterior building maintenance, reserve funds, and water
  • 1908 masonry building with established structural character

What Sets This Apart

  • 1908 masonry construction offers structural depth rarely found in newer condos
  • 1,229 square feet is a generous footprint for Columbia Heights condominium ownership
  • HOA covers water and exterior maintenance, simplifying long-term cost planning
  • Parking availability on 16th Street NW is a practical ownership advantage
  • Direct proximity to the Green and Yellow Line Metro supports car-optional living
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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
  • Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines is close at hand
  • 16th Street NW Metrobus routes provide frequent service along the corridor
  • Downtown DC is accessible by Metro without a transfer
  • Reagan National Airport is reachable via the Yellow Line
Dining and Coffee
  • The 14th Street NW corridor offers a dense concentration of restaurants and cafes
  • Columbia Road and 18th Street NW in Adams Morgan are nearby dining destinations
  • Neighborhood coffee shops and casual dining are walkable from 16th Street NW
  • Local brunch and evening dining options are well established in the immediate area
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery options are accessible along the 14th Street NW and Columbia Road corridors
  • The Columbia Heights retail district includes national and local retailers
  • Pharmacies and convenience stores are within walking distance
  • Farmers market options are available seasonally in the broader neighborhood
Parks and Recreation
  • Meridian Hill Park is a short walk from 16th Street NW
  • Malcolm X Park offers open lawn space, fountains, and weekend programming
  • Rock Creek Park's southern trails are accessible from the neighborhood
  • Neighborhood playgrounds and smaller green spaces are distributed throughout Columbia Heights

Property Location

About 3317 16th St NW #1

The residence at 3317 16th Street NW is a two-bedroom, two-bath condominium spanning 1,229 square feet within a 1908 masonry building. The building’s construction era gives it a structural and aesthetic character that sets it apart from the area’s newer residential stock. HOA dues cover exterior building maintenance, reserve funds, and water, providing a clear and manageable cost structure for ownership.

Columbia Heights occupies a central position in NW Washington, bounded by 16th Street to the east and the 14th Street corridor to the west. The neighborhood is dense, walkable, and well-served by transit, with the Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines providing direct access to downtown DC and beyond. Local retail, dining, and green space are woven into the fabric of the neighborhood at a scale that supports daily life without reliance on a car.

Sixteenth Street NW is one of Washington’s most architecturally significant residential corridors, lined with early-twentieth-century apartment buildings, embassies, and row houses that give the street a distinctive civic presence. Residents of this building are positioned within walking distance of Meridian Hill Park, the 14th Street dining and retail corridor, and the Columbia Heights Metro station. The combination of urban connectivity and architectural context makes this stretch of NW Washington a compelling place to own.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively in Columbia Heights and along the 16th Street NW corridor, advising buyers navigating the active condominium and row house market in this part of NW Washington. We understand the nuances of pre-war masonry buildings in this submarket — from HOA structure to long-term ownership considerations — and can provide relevant comparables and context for any buyer evaluating this residence. If you are considering Columbia Heights real estate or similar condominiums in NW DC, reach out and we would be glad to share our perspective.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

Key details about the residence, building, and location to help you evaluate this opportunity.

The HOA covers exterior building maintenance, reserve funds, and water. These three categories represent meaningful ongoing costs in a century-old masonry building, and having them bundled into the HOA provides a more predictable monthly ownership picture. Buyers should request the full HOA documents to review current fee amounts and reserve fund status.
Parking is not included in the purchase price but is available for a fee. On a high-traffic corridor like 16th Street NW, where street parking is competitive, having access to a dedicated parking option is a practical advantage. Buyers should confirm current parking fee amounts and availability directly.
The building was constructed in 1908 and is a masonry structure, placing it among the early-twentieth-century residential buildings that define much of 16th Street NW’s architectural character. Masonry construction of this era typically offers solid sound attenuation and durable exterior materials. Buyers should conduct standard due diligence including a professional inspection.
The Columbia Heights Metro station on the Green and Yellow Lines is close at hand, providing direct service to downtown DC, U Street, and connections throughout the system. The 16th Street NW Metrobus corridor is one of the most frequently served bus routes in the city. The location supports car-optional commuting for most downtown destinations.
Columbia Heights has an active condominium resale market, with inventory ranging from smaller studios in newer buildings to larger units in pre-war masonry structures like this one. Two-bedroom, two-bath condominiums at or above 1,200 square feet represent a relatively limited segment of the neighborhood’s supply. A Wardman team member can provide current comparables on request.
Columbia Heights is served by DC Public Schools and several public charter schools operating in the neighborhood. Buyers with school-age children should consult the DC Public Schools boundary tool and individual school websites for current enrollment and boundary information, as assignments can change. No specific school proximity data was provided for this listing.
The combination of 1,229 square feet, two full baths, and 1908 masonry construction in Columbia Heights is relatively uncommon at this price point in NW Washington. The HOA structure covers meaningful ongoing costs, and parking availability adds practical value. Buyers evaluating the broader NW DC condominium market will find this a well-positioned option worth serious consideration.
A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales in Columbia Heights, context on the pre-war masonry condominium segment, and guidance on the buyer advisory process in DC. The Wardman Residential team at Compass works exclusively with buyers and sellers across DC, Montgomery County, and Northern Virginia. Reach out directly to start the conversation.

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