3600 Connecticut Ave NW #103

Washington, DC 20008

Sold For
$338,000
Neighborhood: Cleveland Park · Explore Cleveland Park homes, prices & market data →

Property Highlights

  • 1928 Historic Building
  • Cleveland Park NW
  • Red Line Metro Access
  • All Utilities HOA-Included
  • 725 Square Feet
  • Ground Floor Residence
MLS ID
1001371351
Parking
Year Built
1928
HOA Fee

Property Details

Sold Price: $338,000

1 Bed

1 Bath

725 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1928

Sold Price: $338,000

1 Bed

1 Bath

725 Sq Ft

Year Built: 1928

Executive Summary

Set within a 1928 building on one of NW Washington’s most established corridors, this 725-square-foot one-bedroom residence at 3600 Connecticut Avenue offers a rare combination of historic character and comprehensive HOA coverage. Gas, heat, water, sewer, trash, and taxes are all included in the monthly fee, reducing the complexity of ownership considerably. Cleveland Park’s walkable retail strip, neighborhood dining, and the Red Line are all close at hand, making this an efficient and well-located residence priced at $338,000.

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Cleveland Park, NW Washington

Historic Address, Comprehensive Ownership

The residence at 3600 Connecticut Avenue NW #103 occupies a building that has anchored the Cleveland Park streetscape since 1928. At 725 square feet, the one-bedroom floor plan is efficiently scaled and well-suited to the building’s pre-war proportions. The HOA structure here is notably inclusive, covering gas, heat, water, sewer, trash, taxes, insurance, and reserve funds.

Cleveland Park is one of NW Washington’s most walkable and transit-connected neighborhoods, with Connecticut Avenue serving as its commercial and civic spine. The Red Line runs directly beneath the corridor, with the Cleveland Park Metro station a short walk from the building’s front door. Neighborhood dining, independent retail, and everyday services line the avenue within a few blocks.

For a buyer seeking a low-overhead entry into DC ownership, the combination of an all-inclusive HOA, a historically significant building, and a prime NW address represents a straightforward value proposition. The $338,000 price point, relative to the breadth of HOA inclusions, positions this residence competitively within the Cleveland Park condo market.

The Building
The 3600 Connecticut Avenue building dates to 1928 and reflects the architectural character that defines Cleveland Park’s residential streetscape. The ground-floor residence offers direct access and a connection to the building’s professionally managed common areas and exterior grounds.
The Neighborhood
Cleveland Park sits along Connecticut Avenue NW, one of the District’s primary north-south corridors. The neighborhood is walkable, transit-rich, and home to a well-established mix of dining, retail, and green space, including the National Zoo to the south.
HOA Coverage
The HOA at 3600 Connecticut Avenue covers an unusually broad range of expenses: gas, heat, water, sewer, trash, taxes, insurance, lawn maintenance, snow removal, management, and reserve funds. For a buyer focused on predictable monthly costs, this structure simplifies ownership materially.
The Value Case
At $338,000 with utilities and taxes folded into the HOA, this residence offers a lower effective cost of ownership than many comparable DC condos where those expenses are carried separately. The combination of location, building vintage, and fee structure makes this a considered purchase for the right buyer.

Residence at a Glance

  • 1-bedroom, 1-bath layout at 725 sq ft
  • 1928 pre-war building on Connecticut Ave NW
  • HOA covers gas, heat, water, sewer, taxes and more
  • Cleveland Park Metro (Red Line) nearby
  • Professionally managed building and grounds
  • Priced at $338,000
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All information believed accurate; buyers should independently verify HOA fees, inclusions, and tax assessments.
Property Features

Pre-War Character, Modern Simplicity

The residence at 3600 Connecticut Avenue NW #103 combines the structural character of a 1928 building with an HOA structure that covers nearly every recurring ownership cost. The result is a one-bedroom residence where monthly expenses are predictable and management responsibilities are minimal.

Interior and Layout

  • 725 square feet of one-bedroom living space
  • One full bath
  • Pre-war building construction dating to 1928
  • Ground-floor unit with direct building access
  • Professionally managed common areas and building interior

Kitchen

  • Kitchen within a pre-war floor plan
  • Layout consistent with 1928 building proportions
  • Connected to the main living area

Primary Bedroom

  • One-bedroom configuration at 725 square feet total
  • Pre-war proportions with characteristic ceiling and room scale
  • Served by one full bath

Outdoor and Building Grounds

  • Lawn maintenance included in HOA
  • Snow removal covered by HOA
  • Building exterior and common areas professionally managed

What Sets This Apart

  • HOA covers gas, heat, water, sewer, taxes, and insurance — unusually comprehensive
  • 1928 pre-war building with lasting architectural character on Connecticut Ave NW
  • Cleveland Park Metro (Red Line) is a short walk from the front door
  • All-inclusive fee structure simplifies monthly budgeting for the owner
  • Competitively priced entry into one of NW Washington's most walkable neighborhoods
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Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all HOA inclusions, fees, and material facts.

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 (Red Line) is a short walk from the building
  • Direct Red Line service to downtown DC, Dupont Circle, and Bethesda
  • Connecticut Avenue NW bus service provides additional surface transit options
  • Proximity to Rock Creek Parkway supports driving commutes north and south
Dining and Coffee
  • Cleveland Park's Connecticut Avenue strip offers a range of neighborhood dining options
  • Independent cafes and coffee shops are within walking distance along the avenue
  • Woodley Park's restaurant corridor is accessible to the south
  • Local bars and casual dining are concentrated within a few blocks
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options are accessible along the Connecticut Avenue corridor
  • Independent retail and service businesses line the Cleveland Park commercial strip
  • Pharmacy and personal services are within walking distance
  • The Tenleytown commercial area is accessible to the north via Connecticut Avenue
Parks and Recreation
  • Rock Creek Park borders Cleveland Park to the west with extensive trail access
  • The National Zoo is located to the south along Connecticut Avenue
  • Neighborhood parks and green spaces are distributed throughout the area
  • Bike and running trails connect through Rock Creek to broader DC trail networks

Property Location

About 3600 Connecticut Ave NW #103

The residence at 3600 Connecticut Avenue NW #103 is a one-bedroom, one-bath unit within a pre-war building constructed in 1928. At 725 square feet, the floor plan reflects the measured proportions characteristic of the era. The building’s exterior, common areas, and grounds are professionally managed, with lawn maintenance and snow removal handled through the HOA.

Cleveland Park is a well-established NW Washington neighborhood centered on Connecticut Avenue between Woodley Park and Tenleytown. The corridor supports a range of independent restaurants, neighborhood retail, and everyday services within a walkable radius. Rock Creek Park borders the neighborhood to the west, providing substantial green space and trail access.

Connecticut Avenue NW functions as both a transit spine and a neighborhood main street, with the Red Line running beneath it and local businesses lining the sidewalks above. The Cleveland Park Metro station places downtown DC, Dupont Circle, and Bethesda within a direct commute. Day-to-day errands, dining, and recreation are all accessible without a car.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively in Cleveland Park and across the Connecticut Avenue NW corridor, advising buyers on pre-war condo residences and the nuances of all-inclusive HOA structures in this submarket. We understand how fee inclusions affect effective cost of ownership and how to evaluate comparable sales in buildings of this vintage. If you are considering a Cleveland Park condo or a similar NW Washington residence, 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 3600 Connecticut Avenue is notably comprehensive. It covers gas, heat, water, sewer, trash, taxes, insurance, lawn maintenance, snow removal, management fees, and reserve funds. Buyers should confirm the current monthly amount directly, but the breadth of inclusions significantly reduces out-of-pocket ownership costs beyond the mortgage.
Parking details were not specified in the available listing information for unit #103. Prospective buyers should inquire directly about parking availability, whether assigned or unassigned spaces exist in the building, and whether street parking is a practical alternative given the Connecticut Avenue NW location.
The Cleveland Park Metro station on the Red Line is a short walk from 3600 Connecticut Avenue NW. The Red Line provides direct service to downtown DC, Dupont Circle, Woodley Park, and Bethesda, making this building one of the more transit-accessible addresses in NW Washington.
The building at 3600 Connecticut Avenue NW was constructed in 1928, placing it firmly within the pre-war era that defines much of Cleveland Park’s residential character. Buildings of this vintage typically feature solid masonry construction, higher ceilings, and architectural detailing not found in later construction.
The residence is listed at $338,000 for a 725-square-foot one-bedroom unit. Given that the HOA covers gas, heat, water, sewer, and taxes, the effective cost of ownership is more favorable than the purchase price alone suggests. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales to contextualize this pricing.
Cleveland Park is a well-established NW Washington neighborhood centered on Connecticut Avenue. The corridor offers walkable access to neighborhood dining, independent retail, and everyday services. Rock Creek Park borders the area to the west, and the National Zoo is located to the south along the avenue.
The HOA structure includes reserve funds as a covered line item, which is a positive indicator of building financial planning. However, buyers should request the most recent reserve study, meeting minutes, and financial statements from the condo association before proceeding to contract to assess the building’s fiscal health.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have direct experience advising buyers in Cleveland Park and along the Connecticut Avenue NW corridor. We can provide recent comparable sales, context on HOA structures in pre-war buildings, and guidance through the full purchase process. Reach out to start the conversation.

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