1275 25th St NW

Whitman Place is a low-rise residential condominium in Washington, D.C.’s West End, built in 1990 and arranged across three stories with boutique scale and a mix of unit footprints. Residences range from one-bedroom and one-plus-den layouts to combined two-bedroom configurations and occasional penthouse plans; several homes include large private terraces or multiple balconies that take advantage of park and skyline outlooks. Interiors often show updated finishes — hardwood or imported porcelain floors, recessed lighting, renovated baths, in-unit washer/dryer, and walk-in closets — with floor plans that can be open or traditional and kitchens varying from galley to gourmet with breakfast bars. The building offers elevator access, secure entry with fob/intercom, assigned garage parking and storage bins, plus shared spaces such as a panoramic rooftop terrace and bike room. Building services are minimal but practical: controlled access, low condo fees, and pet-friendly policies. Externally the property benefits from sidewalks, street lighting, and proximity to Rock Creek Park; its West End location places residents within walking distance of grocery options, restaurants, metro stations, university campuses, pools and dog parks, creating a quiet yet well-connected urban living environment.