1124 10th St NW

An intimate, early 20th-century condominium in Washington, DC, the building dates to 1920 and presents an Art Deco-influenced façade within a compact, boutique envelope. Typically configured as two-bedroom residences averaging around 1,400–1,500 square feet, units commonly feature open floor plans, high ceilings, hardwood floors, and oversized windows that maximize natural light. Several homes have private elevator access that opens directly into the unit, creating a semi-private arrival sequence. Interiors emphasize contemporary finishes: chef-caliber kitchens with island workspaces, built-in storage, high-end appliances, recessed lighting, and spa-style primary baths with steam showers and soaking tubs. Common building elements include elevator service, intercom entry, exterior lighting, and secure entry; select residences offer small private balconies or back patios. Parking is available via nearby rental options or occasionally included incentives; pets are generally accepted with building approval. Located within walking distance of Mount Vernon Square, Logan Circle, Penn Quarter and the Convention Center Metro, the property sits on a tree-lined urban block that blends residential calm with immediate access to dining, retail, and transit. The overall character is a hybrid of historic shell and fully renovated, design-forward interiors suited to buyers seeking turnkey urban living in a central DC neighborhood.