631 D St NW #731
Washington, DC 20004
Property Highlights
- Penn Quarter NW Location
- Gallery Place Building
- One Bedroom Floor Plan
- 810 Square Feet
- Full-Service HOA
- 2004 Construction
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Year Built
HOA Fee
Property Details
Sold Price: $460,000
1 Bed
1 Bath
810 Sq Ft
Year Built: 2004
Sold Price: $460,000
1 Bed
1 Bath
810 Sq Ft
Year Built: 2004
Executive Summary
Situated on the seventh floor of the Gallery Place condominium, this 810-square-foot one-bedroom residence offers a compelling position in one of NW DC’s most transit-rich and culturally active neighborhoods. Built in 2004, the building provides full-service condominium living with HOA coverage that includes water, sewer, trash, insurance, exterior maintenance, custodial services, and reserve funds. Penn Quarter places residents steps from Metro access, a dense concentration of dining and entertainment options, and the federal core of the city.
Gallery Place Residence in the Heart of Penn Quarter
The Gallery Place condominium at 631 D St NW is one of Penn Quarter’s defining full-service addresses, completed in 2004 at the intersection of the neighborhood’s residential and cultural fabric. Unit 731 occupies the seventh floor, offering 810 square feet of well-organized one-bedroom living in a building whose HOA structure removes the friction of day-to-day ownership.
Penn Quarter is among the most transit-accessible neighborhoods in the District. The Gallery Place-Chinatown Metro station serves multiple lines, and the surrounding street grid connects directly to the broader NW corridor and the federal core. For residents who prioritize walkability and proximity to the city’s civic and cultural institutions, few addresses in DC deliver as directly.
The HOA at Gallery Place covers water, sewer, trash, insurance, exterior maintenance, custodial services, and reserve funds — a comprehensive package that simplifies budgeting and protects long-term asset value. At $460,000, this residence represents a direct entry into one of DC’s most established urban neighborhoods.
Residence at a Glance
- 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath
- 810 Square Feet
- Seventh Floor
- Built 2004
- Full-Service HOA
- Penn Quarter NW
810 Square Feet of Full-Service Urban Living
Interior and Layout
- 810 square feet of one-bedroom layout on the seventh floor
- Built in 2004 with contemporary residential construction standards
- Full-service building with custodial and exterior maintenance included
- HOA covers water, sewer, trash, insurance, and reserve funds
Kitchen
- Kitchen integrated into the open residential floor plan
- Layout supports efficient day-to-day use in an urban one-bedroom configuration
Primary Bedroom and Bath
- One full bathroom serving the primary bedroom and residence
- Bedroom proportioned for a standard urban one-bedroom layout
- Full bath included within the 810-square-foot floor plan
Building and HOA
- Full-service condominium building completed 2004
- HOA covers water, sewer, trash, insurance, exterior maintenance, custodial services, and reserve funds
- Professionally managed building in Penn Quarter NW
What Sets This Apart
- Seventh-floor position in one of Penn Quarter's established full-service buildings
- HOA covers water, sewer, insurance, and exterior maintenance — reducing ownership friction
- Gallery Place-Chinatown Metro station provides multi-line access from the front door
- National Portrait Gallery and Capital One Arena within walking distance
- 2004 construction with professional building management in place
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
- Gallery Place-Chinatown Metro station serves Red, Yellow, and Green lines
- Multiple bus routes operate along 7th St NW and adjacent corridors
- Proximity to I-395 and major arterials for drivers
- Union Station accessible via Metro for Amtrak and MARC connections
- Reagan National and Dulles airports reachable via Metro
Dining and Coffee
- Penn Quarter hosts a dense concentration of restaurants across multiple cuisines
- Neighborhood cafes and coffee shops within walking distance
- Chinatown dining options immediately adjacent to the north
- Navy Yard and Capitol Hill dining corridors accessible via Metro
- Downtown DC restaurant row along Pennsylvania Ave NW nearby
Groceries and Retail
- Grocery options available in the immediate downtown corridor
- Pharmacies and convenience retail within walking distance
- Federal Triangle and downtown office retail nearby
- CVS and similar services accessible on foot
Culture and Recreation
- National Portrait Gallery and Smithsonian American Art Museum within walking distance
- Capital One Arena anchors neighborhood entertainment programming
- National Mall accessible on foot or via short Metro ride
- Federal parks and open space throughout the surrounding area
- Ford's Theatre and other historic venues nearby
Property Location
About 631 D St NW #731
The Gallery Place condominium at 631 D St NW was completed in 2004 and stands as one of Penn Quarter’s established full-service residential addresses. Unit 731 is a seventh-floor one-bedroom residence measuring 810 square feet, with a layout that makes efficient use of the floor plan. The building’s HOA covers water, sewer, trash, insurance, exterior maintenance, custodial services, and reserve funds — a comprehensive structure that reduces the administrative burden of ownership.
Penn Quarter occupies a central position in NW DC, bordered by the federal core to the south and the broader downtown corridor to the north and west. The neighborhood is home to a dense concentration of restaurants, cultural institutions, and entertainment venues, with the Verizon Center — now Capital One Arena — anchoring its commercial identity. The street grid is highly walkable, and the Gallery Place-Chinatown Metro station provides immediate access to multiple lines.
Day-to-day life at this address is defined by proximity and convenience. Local dining options range from quick-service to established sit-down restaurants, and the neighborhood’s retail and grocery infrastructure supports urban living without reliance on a car. Cultural venues, including the National Portrait Gallery and the Smithsonian American Art Museum, are within easy walking distance, making Penn Quarter one of the District’s most culturally active residential locations.
A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with Penn Quarter and downtown NW DC condominiums, advising both buyers and sellers navigating the active resale market at Gallery Place and comparable full-service buildings in the corridor. We bring current knowledge of building-specific HOA dynamics, comparable sales, and the broader downtown DC condo submarket to every engagement. If you are considering a residence at Gallery Place or a similar property in Penn Quarter, we welcome the opportunity to share recent comparables and our perspective on this submarket.
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