915 E St NW #412

Washington, DC 20004

Property Highlights

  • Penn Quarter Prime Location
  • Built 2006 Construction
  • Gas Included in HOA
  • Water Sewer Included
  • 663 Square Feet
  • Gallery District Access
MLS ID
DCDC431780
Parking
Year Built
2006
HOA Fee
Penn Quarter, Washington DC

Urban Residence at the Center of DC

Unit 412 at 915 E Street NW is a one-bedroom residence positioned in Penn Quarter, the neighborhood that anchors Washington DC’s downtown cultural and civic life. The building, completed in 2006, reflects the wave of residential development that transformed this corridor from a government district into a genuine live-work-explore neighborhood.

At 663 square feet, the floor plan is calibrated for urban living — efficient without sacrifice. The HOA structure covers gas, water, sewer, trash, and exterior building maintenance, reducing the variable cost burden that often accompanies condo ownership in the District.

Penn Quarter’s walkability is among the highest in the region. The Verizon Center — now Capital One Arena — anchors the immediate neighborhood, surrounded by acclaimed restaurants, independent galleries, and the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery. Multiple Metro lines converge nearby, making the rest of the city and the broader region readily accessible.

For buyers seeking a foothold in one of DC’s most enduring urban neighborhoods, this residence offers a straightforward value proposition: a well-located, low-maintenance home in a building with a comprehensive HOA at a price point that reflects the corridor’s long-term relevance.

The Building
915 E Street NW is a residential condominium building completed in 2006, situated in Penn Quarter NW. The building’s construction era reflects the neighborhood’s transformation into a full-service urban district. Unit 412 is a one-bedroom, one-bath residence spanning 663 square feet.
HOA Value
The monthly HOA covers gas, water, sewer, trash, exterior building maintenance, custodial services, and reserve fund contributions. For a one-bedroom residence in a high-demand DC neighborhood, this level of coverage meaningfully simplifies ownership costs and monthly budgeting.
Neighborhood Position
Penn Quarter sits at the intersection of DC’s civic, cultural, and culinary life. Capital One Arena, the National Portrait Gallery, and a dense concentration of restaurants and cafes are all within the immediate neighborhood. Multiple Metro lines are accessible nearby, connecting residents to the broader region.
The Opportunity
At $420,000, Unit 412 represents an entry point into one of Washington DC’s most walkable and enduring urban neighborhoods. The combination of a comprehensive HOA, a 2006 construction date, and Penn Quarter’s central position makes this a residence worth serious consideration for buyers focused on downtown DC.

Residence at a Glance

  • 1 Bedroom / 1 Bath
  • 663 Square Feet
  • Built 2006
  • HOA Covers Gas, Water, Sewer, Trash
  • Penn Quarter NW
  • Priced at $420,000
All information believed accurate but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify square footage, HOA details, and all material facts.
Unit 412 at 915 E St NW

A Downtown DC Residence Built for Urban Living

Unit 412 at 915 E Street NW offers a one-bedroom, one-bath floor plan in a 2006-built condominium building at the center of Penn Quarter. The HOA covers gas, water, sewer, trash, and exterior maintenance — a comprehensive structure that simplifies ownership in one of DC’s most active urban neighborhoods.

Interior and Layout

  • 663 square feet of interior living space
  • One-bedroom, one-bath configuration
  • Built in 2006 with residential-grade construction standards
  • No private outdoor space; building common areas may provide shared amenity access
  • HOA covers custodial services and common area maintenance

Kitchen

  • Kitchen details to be confirmed during showing
  • Layout consistent with 2006-era urban condominium construction
  • Open or galley configuration typical for this building type and vintage

Primary Bedroom and Bath

  • One full bath serving the primary bedroom and living areas
  • Bedroom configuration sized for a queen or king layout within the 663-square-foot plan
  • Details on finishes and fixtures to be confirmed during showing

Outdoor and Building Access

  • No private outdoor space noted for this unit
  • Building common areas may provide shared amenity access
  • Street-level access to Penn Quarter's extensive public plazas and open spaces

Why This Residence Stands Out

  • HOA covers gas, water, sewer, and trash — unusually comprehensive for a DC condo
  • 2006 construction in a neighborhood that has only grown in relevance since
  • Gallery Place and Archives Metro stations both accessible nearby
  • Penn Quarter location places residents at the center of DC's cultural corridor
  • Strong HOA reserve fund contributions signal responsible building management
Information believed accurate but not guaranteed; buyers should independently verify all HOA details, fees, and material facts.

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 Connectivity
  • Gallery Place-Chinatown Metro station nearby, serving Red, Yellow, and Green lines
  • Archives-Navy Memorial Metro station accessible, serving Yellow and Green lines
  • Judiciary Square Metro station close by, serving Red Line
  • Multiple Metrobus routes along 7th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW
  • Proximity to Union Station for regional rail and Amtrak connections
  • Bike lanes and Capital Bikeshare docks throughout the immediate neighborhood
Dining and Coffee
  • Dense concentration of restaurants along 7th Street NW and Pennsylvania Avenue NW
  • Independent cafes and coffee shops within the immediate Penn Quarter blocks
  • Chinatown dining options a short walk north on 7th Street NW
  • Navy Memorial Plaza area anchors a cluster of casual and upscale dining
  • Weekday lunch options abundant given proximity to federal office corridors
Groceries and Retail
  • Grocery options accessible within the broader downtown DC NW corridor
  • Pharmacy and convenience retail within the immediate neighborhood
  • Federal Triangle and downtown office retail serving daily needs
  • Farmer's market access at nearby Penn Quarter and downtown locations
Culture and Recreation
  • Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery and American Art Museum within the neighborhood
  • Capital One Arena hosting sports and entertainment events year-round
  • National Mall and its museums a short walk to the south
  • Ford's Theatre and other historic sites in the immediate vicinity
  • Local parks and public plazas throughout the Penn Quarter streetscape

Property Location

About 915 E St NW #412

915 E Street NW is a residential condominium building in Penn Quarter, completed in 2006 during the neighborhood’s sustained residential buildout. Unit 412 is a one-bedroom, one-bath residence offering 663 square feet of interior living space. The building’s HOA structure is notably comprehensive, covering gas, water, sewer, trash, exterior maintenance, custodial services, and reserve fund contributions.

Penn Quarter occupies the core of downtown Washington DC NW, bordered by the federal triangle to the south and Chinatown to the north. The neighborhood is anchored by Capital One Arena and the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery and American Art Museum, with a dense concentration of restaurants, bars, and independent retailers along 7th and 9th Streets. It is one of the most walkable neighborhoods in the District, with multiple Metro lines accessible nearby.

Daily life in Penn Quarter is defined by proximity — to culture, transit, dining, and the civic institutions that make Washington DC distinct. The neighborhood’s restaurant scene spans a wide range of cuisines and price points, and the gallery corridor along 7th Street NW draws a consistent cultural calendar. Residents of 915 E Street NW are positioned to engage the full breadth of what downtown DC offers without requiring a car for most daily needs.

A Wardman team member and the Wardman Residential team at Compass have worked extensively with Penn Quarter condos and downtown DC NW real estate, advising both buyers and sellers navigating this competitive urban submarket. We understand the nuances of condo fee structures, building financials, and comparable sales in buildings along the E Street and 7th Street corridors. If you are considering a Penn Quarter condo purchase or evaluating similar downtown DC residences, 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 915 E Street NW covers gas, water, sewer, trash, exterior building maintenance, custodial services, and reserve fund contributions. This is a notably comprehensive structure for a downtown DC condominium. The monthly HOA fee amount should be confirmed directly with the listing agent or building management.
No parking is noted as included with Unit 412. Buyers who require parking should inquire about available parking spaces for purchase or lease within the building, or explore nearby monthly parking options in the Penn Quarter corridor.
Penn Quarter is one of the most transit-accessible neighborhoods in Washington DC. Gallery Place-Chinatown and Archives-Navy Memorial Metro stations are both nearby, providing access to the Red, Yellow, and Green lines. Judiciary Square station on the Red Line is also within the immediate area.
Penn Quarter consistently ranks among the most walkable neighborhoods in the District. Restaurants, cafes, cultural institutions, grocery options, and transit are all accessible on foot from 915 E Street NW. Most daily needs can be met without a car.
Specific building amenities for 915 E Street NW should be confirmed with the listing agent or building management. The HOA structure covers common area maintenance and custodial services, suggesting maintained shared spaces. Buyers should request the full amenity list and building rules during due diligence.
The HOA covers a broad range of expenses including gas, water, sewer, trash, exterior maintenance, and reserve fund contributions. The exact monthly fee amount should be verified directly. Buyers are encouraged to review the building’s reserve study and financial statements as part of their due diligence.
At $420,000 for a one-bedroom residence with a comprehensive HOA in Penn Quarter, this unit sits within the active segment of the downtown DC condo market. Comparable sales in the corridor vary by building vintage, floor, and HOA structure. A Wardman team member can provide recent comparables to help contextualize this listing.
The Wardman Residential team at Compass has direct experience advising buyers and sellers in Penn Quarter and the broader downtown DC NW condo market. We can provide recent comparable sales, building-specific insight, and guidance on HOA evaluation. Reach out to connect with a team member familiar with this submarket.

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