3410 39th St NW #B710

Washington, DC 20016

Sold For
$545,000
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Property Highlights

  • Two-Bedroom 1273 SF
  • Two Full Baths
  • McLean Gardens Community
  • On-Site Rental Parking
  • HOA Covers Utilities
  • Glover Park Adjacent
MLS ID
1009991284
Parking
On-Site Rental Parking
Year Built
1942
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $545,000

2 Bed

2 Bath

1,273 Sq Ft

On-Site Rental Parking

Year Built: 1942

Sold Price: $545,000

2 Bed

2 Bath

1,273 Sq Ft

Parking: On-Site Rental Parking

Year Built: 1942

Executive Summary

Set within the storied McLean Gardens complex in NW Washington, this 1,273-square-foot residence offers two bedrooms and two full baths in a building dating to 1942. The monthly association fee covers water, sewer, exterior maintenance, lawn care, snow removal, insurance, and reserve funds — a comprehensive package that simplifies ownership. On-site rental parking is available, and the location places residents within reach of the Red Line at Tenleytown and the retail and dining corridors along Wisconsin Avenue.

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3410 39th St NW #B710 — McLean Gardens, Washington DC

Established NW Living with Comprehensive HOA Coverage

McLean Gardens is one of Northwest Washington’s most recognized residential communities, a mid-century complex with a distinct campus character that sets it apart from the surrounding streetscape. Unit B710 is a two-bedroom, two-bath residence spanning 1,273 square feet — a generous footprint by NW condo standards — with an association structure that absorbs water, sewer, exterior upkeep, and more.

The 1942 construction era reflects the solid masonry and thoughtful layout proportions characteristic of that period, offering room configurations that accommodate both dedicated workspace and comfortable living areas. On-site rental parking addresses one of the most practical concerns for NW buyers, and the HOA’s inclusion of reserve funds signals a well-managed community with long-term maintenance planning in place.

Wisconsin Avenue’s retail corridor is close at hand, as is the Tenleytown Metro station on the Red Line, connecting residents to downtown DC and beyond. The surrounding neighborhood — bounded by Glover Park, Foxhall, and the American University campus — gives the address a residential depth that denser parts of the city cannot replicate.

The Residence
Unit B710 delivers 1,273 square feet across two bedrooms and two full baths — a layout that provides meaningful separation between living and sleeping areas. The 1942 construction brings proportions and ceiling heights that newer buildings in this price range rarely match.
The Building
McLean Gardens is a well-established community with a campus-like setting uncommon in urban NW Washington. The association covers exterior building maintenance, lawn care, snow removal, insurance, sewer, water, and reserve contributions — a scope of coverage that materially reduces the unpredictability of monthly ownership costs.
The Location
The 20016 zip code places this residence near Wisconsin Avenue’s shops and restaurants, Glover Archbold Park, and the Tenleytown Metro station. The surrounding area offers walkable daily errands alongside the quieter residential streets that define this part of upper NW.
The Value Proposition
At $545,000, this residence offers a competitive entry point into a zip code where well-maintained two-bedroom condos with comprehensive HOA coverage and available parking are consistently in demand. The combination of square footage, included utilities, and location makes the cost-of-ownership calculus straightforward.

Residence at a Glance

  • 1,273 SF — generous NW condo footprint
  • 2 bedrooms / 2 full baths
  • HOA covers water, sewer, exterior maintenance and more
  • On-site rental parking available
  • McLean Gardens — established 1942 community
  • Close to Tenleytown Metro and Wisconsin Ave
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Property Features — 3410 39th St NW #B710

Space, Coverage, and Location in Upper NW

This two-bedroom, two-bath residence combines a generous 1,273-square-foot floor plan with one of the more comprehensive HOA structures available in the NW condo market. Built in 1942, the unit reflects the proportional layouts and solid construction of its era, while the association’s broad coverage of operating expenses simplifies the ownership experience.

Interior and Layout

  • 1,273 square feet across two bedrooms and two full baths
  • Floor plan proportions consistent with 1942 mid-century construction
  • Separate bedroom wings provide privacy between sleeping areas
  • Layout accommodates dedicated workspace alongside living areas
  • Solid masonry construction typical of the McLean Gardens complex

Kitchen and Living Areas

  • Kitchen positioned within the main living zone of the floor plan
  • Layout supports both everyday cooking and entertaining
  • Living and dining areas benefit from the generous overall square footage
  • Natural light characteristic of upper-floor B-building units

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom sized to accommodate standard and king configurations
  • Dedicated full bath serves the primary suite
  • Closet space consistent with the 1,273 SF overall footprint
  • Separation from secondary bedroom provides functional privacy

Outdoor and Community Spaces

  • McLean Gardens campus includes landscaped common grounds
  • Lawn maintenance covered by the monthly association fee
  • Community setting with campus-like open space between buildings
  • On-site rental parking available for residents

What Sets This Apart

  • HOA covers water, sewer, and exterior maintenance — reducing ownership variables
  • 1,273 SF is a notably large footprint for an NW condo at this price point
  • McLean Gardens is one of NW Washington's most established residential communities
  • On-site rental parking available in a neighborhood where parking is competitive
  • 1942 construction delivers proportions and solidity newer buildings rarely match
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Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

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

Transit and Commuting
  • Tenleytown Metro station on the Red Line is nearby
  • Multiple Metrobus routes serve Wisconsin Avenue
  • Connects to downtown DC, Bethesda, and Silver Spring
  • Bike lanes and trails accessible via Glover Archbold corridor
Dining and Coffee
  • Wisconsin Avenue corridor offers a range of dining options
  • Local cafes and coffee shops within walking distance
  • Glover Park dining scene a short distance south
  • Neighborhood restaurants serving everyday and weekend dining
Groceries and Retail
  • Grocery options along Wisconsin Avenue NW
  • Pharmacy and personal care retail nearby
  • Neighborhood hardware and home goods accessible
  • Bank branches and financial services along the corridor
Parks and Recreation
  • Glover Archbold Park offers wooded trails and open space
  • Batteries Kemble Park accessible in the surrounding area
  • Neighborhood playgrounds and green space within the community
  • Bicycle-friendly routes connecting to the broader DC trail network

Property Location

About 3410 39th St NW #B710

The residence at 3410 39th St NW #B710 is part of McLean Gardens, a mid-century residential community that has anchored this section of upper NW Washington since 1942. The unit spans 1,273 square feet with two bedrooms and two full baths, offering a floor plan that balances shared living space with private retreats. On-site rental parking is available — a practical advantage in a neighborhood where street parking can be competitive.

McLean Gardens sits at the intersection of several of NW Washington’s most desirable enclaves, bordered by Glover Park to the south, the Foxhall corridor to the west, and the Tenleytown commercial strip to the north. Wisconsin Avenue provides walkable access to grocery options, local dining, and everyday retail without requiring a car. Glover Archbold Park, one of the city’s larger natural corridors, is nearby and offers a meaningful counterpoint to urban density.

Daily life from this address moves between the walkable convenience of Wisconsin Avenue and the quieter residential streets that characterize upper NW. The Tenleytown Metro station on the Red Line connects residents to downtown DC, Bethesda, and points along the corridor. The HOA’s coverage of water, sewer, snow removal, and exterior maintenance means that the logistical overhead of ownership is substantially managed — a meaningful consideration for buyers who prioritize ease of living.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers navigating the NW Washington condo market, including the McLean Gardens community and the broader 20016 submarket. We understand the nuances of HOA-intensive buildings in upper NW — from reserve fund health to parking availability — and bring that context to every buyer advisory engagement. If you are considering a condo in McLean Gardens or the surrounding Tenleytown and Glover Park area, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on this submarket.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The association fee at McLean Gardens covers common area maintenance, exterior building maintenance, building insurance, lawn maintenance, management, reserve fund contributions, sewer, snow removal, and water. This is a broad scope of coverage that absorbs many of the variable costs that burden owners in buildings with leaner HOA structures.
On-site rental parking is available at the property. Buyers should confirm current availability, monthly rental cost, and any waitlist terms directly with the association or management company prior to closing.
At 1,273 square feet, this two-bedroom residence is notably spacious relative to comparable NW Washington condos in the same price range. Many two-bedroom units in upper NW trade between 900 and 1,100 square feet, making this floor plan a meaningful differentiator.
The Tenleytown Metro station on the Red Line is the closest rail option, providing direct service to downtown DC, Bethesda, and the broader Red Line corridor. Multiple Metrobus routes along Wisconsin Avenue supplement rail access for daily commuting and errands.
McLean Gardens was built in 1942 as part of a large-scale residential development in upper NW Washington. The mid-century masonry construction is known for solid build quality and proportional floor plans that differ meaningfully from post-2000 condo construction in the city.
Rental and pet policies are governed by the McLean Gardens association documents. Buyers should request the current rules and regulations, bylaws, and any recent board meeting minutes to understand restrictions before making an offer.
The 20016 zip code encompasses upper NW neighborhoods including the areas adjacent to Glover Park, Foxhall, and Tenleytown. The address offers walkable access to Wisconsin Avenue retail and dining, proximity to Glover Archbold Park, and convenient Red Line Metro access.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has worked extensively in the McLean Gardens community and the broader upper NW condo market. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on HOA health and reserve fund status, and buyer advisory support through the offer and due diligence process. Reach out to connect with a team member.

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