355 I St SW #501

Washington, DC 20024

Sold For
$542,000
Neighborhood: Southwest Waterfront · Explore Southwest Waterfront homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • Two Bedroom Two Bath
  • SW Waterfront Location
  • Parking Space Conveys
  • Waterfront Metro Nearby
  • 1068 Sq Ft Interior
  • 2005 Built Residence
MLS ID
1001357531
Parking
Parking Space Conveys
Year Built
2005
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $542,000

2 Bed

2 Bath

1,068 Sq Ft

Parking Space Conveys

Year Built: 2005

Sold Price: $542,000

2 Bed

2 Bath

1,068 Sq Ft

Parking: Parking Space Conveys

Year Built: 2005

Executive Summary

355 I St SW #501 is a two-bedroom, two-bath condominium residence in Washington’s SW quadrant, offering 1,068 square feet of interior space in a building completed in 2005. A dedicated parking space conveys with the sale — a meaningful advantage in this part of the city. The residence sits within the Southwest Waterfront neighborhood, one of DC’s most transformed submarkets, with the Wharf development, the Waterfront Metro station, and the Anacostia Riverwalk all within close reach.

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355 I St SW #501 — Washington, DC 20024

Southwest Waterfront Residence with Parking

The residence at 355 I St SW #501 occupies a well-positioned floor in a 2005-built condominium building in Washington’s SW quadrant. At 1,068 square feet, the two-bedroom, two-bath layout provides a practical and comfortable footprint for everyday living.

A dedicated parking space conveys with the sale — a feature that carries real weight in a neighborhood where street parking is limited and garage ownership commands a premium. The Southwest Waterfront submarket has undergone substantial transformation over the past decade, and this address places residents at the center of that change.

The Waterfront Metro station provides direct access to the Green Line, connecting residents to the broader DC grid with ease. The Wharf, the Southwest Waterfront Park, and the Anacostia Riverwalk are all close at hand, offering a range of dining, recreation, and waterfront access options.

Priced at $542,000, this residence represents a considered entry point into one of DC’s most active and evolving neighborhoods, with the practical benefit of included parking already built into the purchase.

The Residence
Unit 501 at 355 I St SW is a two-bedroom, two-bath condominium spanning 1,068 square feet in a building constructed in 2005. The layout is well-proportioned, with two full baths supporting a practical and functional daily routine. The fifth-floor position offers a comfortable remove from street-level activity.
Parking Advantage
A dedicated parking space conveys with this residence — a tangible asset in SW Washington, where parking availability is constrained and the value of a deeded space is well understood by buyers active in this submarket. This is not a feature to overlook at this price point.
Transit and Access
The Waterfront Metro station on the Green Line is close to this address, providing straightforward access to L’Enfant Plaza, Gallery Place, and points throughout the city. The Southwest Waterfront corridor also supports walkable access to the Wharf, waterfront parks, and neighborhood retail.
The Opportunity
At $542,000, this two-bedroom condominium with parking occupies a competitive position within the SW Washington market. The combination of interior square footage, included parking, and proximity to the Waterfront Metro makes this a well-rounded offering for buyers focused on this part of the city.

At a Glance

  • 2 Bedrooms / 2 Full Baths
  • 1,068 Square Feet
  • Dedicated Parking Space Conveys
  • Green Line Metro Access
  • Southwest Waterfront Neighborhood
  • Built 2005
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Property Features — 355 I St SW #501

Space, Parking, and Waterfront Access

This two-bedroom, two-bath condominium at 355 I St SW combines a practical 1,068-square-foot interior with a dedicated parking space and a location at the center of the Southwest Waterfront’s ongoing transformation. The 2005 construction provides a modern building baseline, and the fifth-floor position adds a degree of separation from street-level activity.

Interior and Layout

  • Two-bedroom, two-full-bath layout across 1,068 square feet
  • Fifth-floor position in a 2005-built condominium building
  • Two full bathrooms supporting a functional daily routine
  • Well-proportioned living and dining areas
  • Residential-scale building completed in 2005

Kitchen

  • Kitchen positioned within the open living footprint
  • Layout supports everyday cooking and casual dining
  • Standard condominium kitchen configuration for a 2005-era building

Primary Suite

  • Primary bedroom with en-suite full bath
  • Separate from second bedroom for added privacy
  • Adequate closet space within the bedroom footprint

Outdoor and Building

  • Dedicated parking space conveys with the sale
  • Building completed in 2005 with residential condominium configuration
  • Southwest Waterfront neighborhood with access to waterfront parks and trails

What Sets This Apart

  • Dedicated parking space is a rare and valuable inclusion at this price point
  • Southwest Waterfront location places residents steps from the Wharf and Potomac
  • Green Line Metro access supports car-free commuting across the city
  • 1,068 square feet provides above-average space for a two-bedroom SW condo
  • 2005 construction offers a modern building baseline in an evolving neighborhood
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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
  • Waterfront Metro station on the Green Line is close to this address
  • L'Enfant Plaza station provides access to the Green, Yellow, Orange, Blue and Silver lines
  • DC Circulator and Metrobus routes serve the Southwest Waterfront corridor
  • Bike lanes and the Anacostia Riverwalk trail support non-motorized commuting options
  • Reagan National Airport is accessible via Metro without a transfer at L'Enfant Plaza
Dining and Coffee
  • The Wharf development hosts a concentrated collection of waterfront restaurants and bars
  • Fish Market at the Wharf offers a long-standing DC seafood tradition
  • Neighborhood cafes and casual dining options are walkable from this address
  • Arena Stage and its surrounding blocks support a dining and pre-show culture in the neighborhood
Grocery and Retail
  • Grocery options are available within the Southwest Waterfront corridor
  • The Wharf includes market-format retail alongside its restaurant offerings
  • CVS and pharmacy services are accessible in the neighborhood
  • L'Enfant Plaza and the broader SW corridor provide additional retail access
Parks and Recreation
  • Southwest Waterfront Park provides direct access to the Potomac waterfront
  • Anacostia Riverwalk Trail connects to a broader network of off-road paths
  • East Potomac Park and the National Mall are accessible by Metro or bike
  • Water-based recreation including kayaking and paddleboarding is available along the waterfront

Property Location

About 355 I St SW #501

The residence at 355 I St SW #501 is a 1,068-square-foot, two-bedroom, two-bath condominium in a building completed in 2005. The fifth-floor unit offers a well-scaled layout suited to a range of living arrangements. A dedicated parking space conveys with the sale, adding meaningful practical value to the purchase.

The Southwest Waterfront is one of Washington’s most significantly transformed neighborhoods, anchored by the Wharf mixed-use development along the Potomac waterfront. The area offers walkable access to waterfront dining, the Southwest Waterfront Park, and the Anacostia Riverwalk trail system. Proximity to the National Mall, Arena Stage, and federal office corridors makes this quadrant a central node in the broader DC geography.

Day-to-day life at this address is shaped by the walkability and transit access that define the Southwest Waterfront. The Waterfront Metro station on the Green Line connects residents to the city’s core, while the Wharf provides a concentrated mix of restaurants, markets, and waterfront recreation. The neighborhood’s ongoing development has brought a deepening retail and dining infrastructure to a part of DC that was long underserved by those amenities.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with buyers and sellers navigating the SW Washington condominium market, including the active resale landscape along the Southwest Waterfront corridor. We understand the nuances of this submarket — from parking valuations to building-specific HOA considerations — and bring that perspective directly to our clients. If you are evaluating condominiums in SW DC or the broader waterfront area, we would welcome the opportunity to share recent comparables and our current read on the market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The input data does not specify a monthly HOA fee amount or a detailed list of included services for this building. Buyers should request the current HOA disclosure package directly, which will outline monthly dues, reserve fund status, and what utilities or services are covered.
Yes, a dedicated parking space is included with this residence. In the Southwest Waterfront submarket, where street parking is limited and garage spaces are frequently sold or leased separately, a conveying parking space adds meaningful practical and financial value to the purchase.
The Waterfront Metro station on the Green Line is close to this address, providing direct service to L’Enfant Plaza, Gallery Place-Chinatown, and points throughout the city. L’Enfant Plaza station, which serves five Metrorail lines, is also accessible from this location.
The Southwest Waterfront has undergone substantial redevelopment over the past decade, most visibly through the Wharf mixed-use project along the Potomac. The neighborhood now supports a range of waterfront dining, retail, and recreation options alongside its established residential base and proximity to the National Mall.
The building at 355 I St SW was completed in 2005. This places it within the modern condominium era for DC, with building systems and construction standards consistent with that period. Buyers should review the HOA disclosure for any major capital improvements or upcoming assessments.
At 1,068 square feet with two bedrooms, two full baths, and a dedicated parking space, this residence is well-positioned within the SW Washington condominium market. The Wardman Residential team can provide recent comparable sales data to help buyers contextualize this offering against current market conditions.
Specific building amenity details were not provided in the available listing data. Buyers should request the full condominium association disclosure package, which will detail any shared amenities, building rules, and associated costs. The Wardman team can assist in obtaining and reviewing those documents.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass brings direct experience in the SW Washington condominium market, including familiarity with the Southwest Waterfront submarket and its active resale landscape. We can provide comparable sales analysis, HOA review support, and buyer advisory throughout the transaction. Reach out to connect with a Wardman team member.

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