1121 24th St NW

A mid-rise boutique condominium in Washington, DC’s West End, originally built in 1940 and later converted to condominium use, the property offers primarily studio configurations alongside a variety of one- and two-bedroom floor plans across a modest collection of units. Architecturally it reads as a traditional masonry building with period details, high ceilings in many residences, and substantial windows that admit abundant natural light. Interiors commonly feature hardwood or cherry floors, crown moldings, recessed lighting, upgraded kitchens with granite counters and stainless-steel appliances, efficient galley layouts, and in-unit laundry or washer/dryer hookups in many units. Building systems include elevator access, an intercom/video entry in some units, sprinkler protection, and recent mechanical upgrades where noted. Common exterior elements are pedestrian-friendly sidewalks, street lighting, and exterior lighting; parking is not universally provided by the building but rental and nearby parking options are frequently used. The property is pet- and investor-friendly with relatively low condominium fees and straightforward management; concierge-level services are not a defining element. Its location places residents a short walk from Foggy Bottom and Dupont Circle metros, grocery options like Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods, restaurants, hotels, and Rock Creek Park, supporting an urban, walkable lifestyle with easy transit connections and neighborhood retail amenities.