Inside the Whitman Condominium, Mount Vernon Triangle, Washington, DC

A 12-story Mount Vernon Triangle condo with a rooftop pool, 360-degree city views, 24-hour concierge and garage parking. Here’s a look inside the Whitman at 910 M St NW.
Rooftop view from the Whitman Condominium at 910 M St NW, Washington, DC

Originally published July 21, 2020. The units featured below were listed at the time; for current listings and building details, see our Whitman building page.

Welcome to the Whitman Condominium in Washington, DC’s Mount Vernon Triangle neighborhood. Built in 2006, this 12-story building has 185 condo homes with floor plans from about 700 to more than 1,600 square feet.

Building amenities

The Whitman’s rooftop deck is the star: 360-degree city views, a grilling area for your next cookout, plenty of lounge space and a large rooftop pool. Residents also enjoy a 24-hour concierge, a large on-site gym and a three-level parking garage, so you never have to hunt for street parking.

With open, modern floor plans, convenient parking and an easy walk to everything downtown DC has to offer, the Whitman is a prime choice for buyers who want city living with room to breathe.

Rooftop deck and pool at the Whitman Condominium, 910 M St NW

Building Snapshot
185 homes, 12 stories, a rooftop pool and 24-hour concierge at 910 M St NW.
Floor plans run from about 700 to more than 1,600 square feet, with garage parking on site.

A look inside two homes

In 2020, Evan Johnson toured two very different homes in the building.

Unit 1006: one bedroom, one bath. A bright, west-facing home with park views, hardwood floors in the living area and a gourmet kitchen with granite counters, stainless steel appliances and an island. The bedroom opens to a balcony for taking in the sunsets and has a large walk-through closet and a luxury bath.

Living area in unit 1006 at the Whitman Condominium

Unit 1014: two-level penthouse, two bedrooms, two and a half baths. An open-concept penthouse with high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows on both levels, a renovated kitchen and plenty of storage. Upstairs, both bedrooms have walk-in closets and their own full baths. It lives more like a house than a condo.

Buying or selling at the Whitman?

Our team has helped many owners buy and sell at the Whitman. See current listings and recent sales on our Whitman building page, or reach out for a free market analysis of your home.

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