52 Quincy Pl NW #104

Washington, DC 20001

Property Highlights

  • 1912 Historic Building
  • 2-Bedroom 1.5 Bath
  • Shaw Bloomingdale Location
  • HOA Covers Utilities
  • Walkable NW Address
  • Two-Level Layout
MLS ID
DCDC519088
Parking
Year Built
1912
HOA Fee
52 Quincy Pl NW #104 — Washington, DC 20001

Historic Character. Two-Level Living. Shaw-Bloomingdale Address.

The residence at 52 Quincy Pl NW #104 occupies a 1912 building at the convergence of Shaw and Bloomingdale, two of NW Washington’s most established and walkable inner-city neighborhoods. At 752 square feet across two levels, the floor plan delivers a sense of spatial distinction that single-floor condominiums of comparable size rarely achieve.

The HOA structure is notably comprehensive, covering water, sewer, trash, snow removal, insurance, and exterior building maintenance. For an owner-occupant or investor, that coverage meaningfully simplifies the cost-of-ownership equation and limits exposure to unexpected building expenses.

The surrounding blocks connect directly to the dining, retail, and transit corridors along Rhode Island Ave NW, Florida Ave NW, and the broader Shaw commercial spine. The Shaw-Howard University Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines provides rapid access to downtown DC and beyond.

At $445,000, this residence sits at a considered price point for a two-bedroom, multi-level condo in this submarket, where comparable inventory has remained limited.

The Building
The 1912 building at 52 Quincy Pl NW carries the architectural character typical of early-twentieth-century DC residential construction. Unit #104 is a two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath residence spanning 752 square feet across two levels — a layout that provides functional separation between living and sleeping areas.
HOA Coverage
The HOA covers an unusually broad range of expenses: water, sewer, trash, snow removal, insurance, and exterior building maintenance. That scope reduces the unpredictability of monthly housing costs and removes several line items that owners in other buildings carry independently.
Neighborhood Position
Quincy Pl NW sits within easy reach of the Rhode Island Ave NW and Florida Ave NW corridors, placing the residence close to the restaurants, coffee shops, and neighborhood retail that define the Shaw and Bloomingdale experience. The Shaw-Howard University Metro station is nearby on the Green and Yellow lines.
The Value Case
Two-bedroom condominiums with multi-level layouts in this submarket represent a narrow slice of available inventory. At $445,000 with comprehensive HOA coverage, the residence offers a clear and defensible position relative to comparable NW DC product.

Residence at a Glance

  • 2 Bedrooms / 1 Full + 1 Half Bath
  • 752 Square Feet Across Two Levels
  • Built 1912 — Historic NW Building
  • HOA Covers Water Sewer Trash Snow Removal Insurance Ext. Maintenance
  • Shaw / Bloomingdale NW Location
  • Green + Yellow Line Metro Access
All information believed accurate; buyers should independently verify square footage, HOA fees, and building details.
Property Features — 52 Quincy Pl NW #104

Two Levels. Historic Bones. Comprehensive HOA.

The residence combines a two-level floor plan with the architectural character of a 1912 building and an HOA structure that covers the majority of recurring building expenses. At 752 square feet, the layout is efficient without sacrificing the spatial logic that makes multi-level condominiums function well as primary residences.

Interior Layout

  • 752 square feet across two levels
  • 2 bedrooms with separated floor placement
  • 1 full bath and 1 half bath
  • Living and sleeping areas on distinct levels
  • 1912 construction with historic building character

Kitchen

  • Kitchen positioned within the main living level
  • Layout supports functional daily use within the floor plan
  • Connects to the primary living and dining area

Bedrooms and Baths

  • Two bedrooms within the 752-square-foot two-level layout
  • 1 full bath serving the bedroom level
  • 1 half bath on the main living level
  • Bedroom separation typical of multi-level condo configurations

Outdoor and Building

  • 1912 historic building exterior
  • Building common areas maintained through HOA
  • Exterior building maintenance covered by HOA fees
  • Snow removal included in HOA coverage

What Sets This Apart

  • Two-level layout offers spatial separation rare at this square footage
  • 1912 building brings historic character to an inner-city NW address
  • HOA covers water sewer insurance and exterior maintenance comprehensively
  • Shaw-Bloomingdale location provides walkable access to a dense urban corridor
  • Green and Yellow line Metro access supports car-free daily routines
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all material facts and HOA documents.

Neighborhood & Lifestyle

Life Within Reach

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

Transit Access
  • Shaw-Howard University Metro — Green and Yellow Lines
  • Multiple Metrobus routes along Rhode Island Ave NW and Florida Ave NW
  • Bicycle infrastructure connecting to the broader DC trail network
  • Walkable access to downtown DC corridors
Dining and Coffee
  • Neighborhood restaurants along the Shaw and Bloomingdale corridors
  • Coffee shops within walking distance on Rhode Island Ave NW
  • Bar and nightlife options concentrated along the Shaw commercial spine
  • Farmer's market access in the broader Shaw area
Groceries and Retail
  • Neighborhood grocery options accessible on foot or by transit
  • Pharmacy and convenience retail along nearby commercial corridors
  • Hardware and home goods stores reachable by Metro or bike
  • Local specialty food shops in the Bloomingdale area
Parks and Recreation
  • Crispus Attucks Park within the Bloomingdale neighborhood
  • Big Bear Cafe area green spaces along First St NW
  • Proximity to the Metropolitan Branch Trail for cycling and running
  • Ledroit Park and its historic green spaces nearby

Property Location

About 52 Quincy Pl NW #104

The residence at 52 Quincy Pl NW #104 is a two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath condominium in a building constructed in 1912, reflecting the low-rise residential fabric characteristic of this part of NW Washington. The 752-square-foot floor plan is distributed across two levels, a configuration that creates a functional distinction between the living areas and the bedrooms. HOA fees cover common area maintenance, exterior building maintenance, insurance, management, sewer, snow removal, trash, and water — a comprehensive package that limits the owner’s exposure to variable building costs.

The residence sits in the Shaw and Bloomingdale corridor of NW Washington, a dense, walkable inner-city area defined by its late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century row house stock and active ground-floor retail. Quincy Pl NW connects to the broader neighborhood grid anchored by Rhode Island Ave NW and Florida Ave NW, both of which carry a well-developed mix of dining, coffee, and neighborhood services. The Shaw-Howard University Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines is accessible from this address, linking residents to downtown DC and the broader Metrorail network.

Day-to-day life from this address draws on the walkable density that defines Shaw and Bloomingdale. Local cafes, neighborhood restaurants, and grocery options are reachable on foot, and the area’s street-level activity reflects the sustained investment in this part of NW over the past decade. For those who commute by rail, the Green and Yellow line access at Shaw-Howard University Metro provides direct service to L’Enfant Plaza, Gallery Place, and points throughout the system. The combination of transit access and neighborhood walkability reduces car dependency for most daily routines.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively in the Shaw, Bloomingdale, and broader NW DC condo market, advising sellers and buyers on pricing strategy, HOA evaluation, and the nuances of historic building inventory in this submarket. We understand how two-bedroom, multi-level condominiums in this corridor are absorbed by the market and what drives value differentiation at this price point. If you are considering a similar residence in Shaw or Bloomingdale, reach out — we are glad to share recent comparables and our perspective on the NW DC condo market.

Frequently Asked Questions About This Property

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

The HOA covers common area maintenance, exterior building maintenance, building insurance, management, sewer, snow removal, trash, and water. That is a broad scope of coverage that removes several variable expenses from the owner’s monthly budget. Buyers should request the current HOA fee schedule and reserve fund disclosures during due diligence.
The residence spans two levels within its 752-square-foot footprint, with living areas and bedrooms on separate floors. It includes two bedrooms, one full bath, and one half bath. The two-level configuration is relatively uncommon among condominiums of this size in the DC market.
The Shaw-Howard University Metro station on the Green and Yellow lines is the closest rail option to this address. Those lines provide direct service to Gallery Place, L’Enfant Plaza, and connections throughout the Metrorail system. Multiple Metrobus routes along nearby corridors supplement rail access.
The residence sits at the boundary of Shaw and Bloomingdale in NW Washington, two established inner-city neighborhoods known for their walkable street grids and active dining and retail corridors. The address is within the 20001 zip code, which covers much of this part of NW DC.
The building was constructed in 1912, making it over a century old. Buyers of historic DC buildings should review the condo association’s reserve fund, any recent capital improvement history, and the master deed during their due diligence period. A thorough inspection is advisable for any property of this age.
Parking details were not specified in the available property information. Buyers interested in dedicated parking should confirm availability and any associated costs directly with the listing agent or condo association. Street parking conditions in this part of NW DC vary by block.
Two-bedroom condominiums with multi-level layouts in the Shaw and Bloomingdale corridor represent a limited share of available inventory at any given time. The comprehensive HOA coverage and the 1912 building’s character distinguish this residence from newer, more generic condo product in the submarket. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparable sales on request.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has direct experience advising buyers and sellers in the Shaw, Bloomingdale, and broader NW DC condo market. We can provide recent comparable sales, HOA analysis, and submarket context to support your decision. Reach out to connect with a Wardman team member who covers this corridor.

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