1 Scott Cir NW

Completed in 1891, The General Scott is a nine-story, historic condominium in central Washington, D.C., occupying a prominent position between Dupont and Logan Circles. The property’s architecture reflects late 19th-century urban character with ornamental detailing and durable masonry facades; units typically present high ceilings, parquet or hardwood floors, and classical trim such as crown moldings. The common areas include an attended 24-hour front desk, an elevator, on-site laundry, a resident library, bike room, secure storage rooms and individual storage lockers for owners. A furnished, landscaped roof deck with broad city and monument views functions as the building’s primary outdoor amenity. Individual residences are mostly one-bedroom or junior-one layouts with efficient kitchens (some renovated with stainless appliances and stone counters), defined sleeping alcoves or Murphy-bed solutions, generous closet capacity including walk-in closets, and full bathrooms with period or upgraded finishes. Systems and services are ownership-friendly: condo fees cover most utilities (A/C, heat, gas, water, cable/internet in many units), the building is pet-friendly and approved for FHA/VA financing, and there is on-site bicycle storage. The location provides immediate pedestrian access to restaurants, grocery stores, multiple Metro stations and nightlife along the 14th Street corridor, supporting an urban, low-maintenance lifestyle for owner-occupants and pied-a-terre buyers.